Products I Used Up: January

Here is a quick recap of all the products I used up this month, enjoy lovelies! 

Avalon Organics a Moisturizing Conditioner: I hated this at first, but after giving it a scene go when I pulled it out front he depths of my cupboard, it rocked really well. It truly is organic, not just using the word to be apart of the tend, it does a good job at softening and deltangling my mane. 

Schwarzkopf Daily Oil Elixir: This was an everyday product for me about a year ago, but it just doesn't gut it any more. It works okay at adding shine, but my dull, dry, frizzy hair needs an extreme oil. 

White Glo Express Whitening: This is getting binned as I couldn't get it to work. The whitening formula comes with a mouldable mouth gard, one which girls me just wouldn't mould. I think strips are a lot easier than this method so I don't think it is worth the $30 price tag. 

Chia Seed Watery Lotion: This is another products getting binned, it turned into a solid Ike I was away. The end product was far from watery, so I had no choice but to let it go. 

Clump Crusher by Lashblast: This did as it claimed, never clumped, but I don't think it did anything amazing for my lashes. My fuel didn't stay too long, and my lashes weren't overly volumised. If this was on sale I may pick it up, but it would never be my first choice. 

Maybelline Mega Plush: This held my curl a lot better, and did add some volume. Again nit the best mascara, but if you already have decent lashes this gives a good coating. 

Kate Somerville ExfoliKate: I really wanted to love this it leaves your skin so baby soft and clean.p, but it stung my face as though it was toxic acid. The pain was almost unbearable. I never left it in for the aprexomened time, and en after 1 second it lt like hell. I may try the sensitive versions in the future, because the results were outstanding. If you don't have sensitive skin I think this is 100% worth the rather hefty price tag. 

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Haircare #2

Part two of the hair care stories is what I use during styling. 

Macadamia Oil Treatment: This is a new addition to my counter top, and I am loving it. It adds shine, smoothness, and a delicious smell. What more could you want? The glass jar is a bit unnecessary in my eyes, and adds the already expensive cost, but other than that it is an amazing product. Worth the hype. 

Tresemme Heat Protective Spray: This is an old staple, I cant tell you if it works, and I barely heat treat my hair anyway, but I like it. Enough said. 

Pantene Pro-V light Detangler: This works well, but I don't need it to much because my conditioner is so good. I tend to use this before i shower, and give my hair a good brush out, so I can shampoo with ease. 

Wide Tooth Comb. : This should be a staple in every household. It travels through my bathroom in and out of the shower, and works great in both. My hair has never been so manageable. 

That is it on how I tame my messy mane :)

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Haircare #1

Today we are talking all things hair acre, and the products I use while in the shower. 

Lush Ponche: I promise I don't use this on my hair, please ignore its inclusion haha

Lush I Love Juicy: This shampoo is a good clarifying cleanser, as I only wash my hair about 1-2 times a week it gets the job done. 

Avalon Organics Olive Oil Conditioner: I hated this when I first bought it on clearance, but for some reason when I rediscovered it in my cupboard I loved it. It works well with the shampoo, and it light enough that it doesn't weigh my hair down. 

Oganix Moroccan Argan Oil Treatment: This hair mask is hit and miss with me (I swap between it and the Korres hydrating mask). It works okay, but I wouldn't say it is a miracle product at adding shine and removing frizz. 

Lush Jasmine and Henna Fluff Ease: This technically goes on before the shower, and sit for about 20 minutes. I get about 3 treatments per pot, so the price point is a little high at around $25, but it does a really nice job of defrizzing and adding LOTS of shine. It also leaves your hair smelling great for days on end. Don't be scared of the word henna, it wont turn your locks any shade or read, I promise. 

That is all for my shower products, part 2 comes tomorrow :)

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