1 w, 6 days ago

#1 haircare essential?

Hiiii guys! First of all, I just want to say thanks for everyone’s patience! I know there’s been a bit of a lull with a few of our favourite things (Rewards Room, fresh content, newsletters!). We’ve been busy working on beauty newness in other areas but I assure you, there’s some good stuff on its way.

We’re working on a new series spotlighting you guys and the products you actually love and I’d love to get some intel!

What’s the one hair product you couldn’t go without?

For me, it’s the John Frieda purple conditioner. I’m a bottle blonde (I admit it haha!) but if my colour is looking creamy, I feel like I’ve got less to do in the styling stakes. Does that make sense? Anyone else have a hair product that they just neeeeed?

Lemme know! Can’t wait to collate for the article!

And if someone mentions your fave, let us know if you agree – curious to see which products get multiple mentions!

Delaney xx

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  • 6 days, 1 hr ago

    Living in an area with really hard water means I have to use a clarifying shampoo regularly, I use Olaplex 4C clarifying shampoo.

  • 1 w, 1 day ago

    So exciting! Can’t wait to see what’s coming! 💕
    I’m with you on the John Frieda purple conditioner! 💜 I’m blonde too and absolutely hate when my hair starts pulling too warm or coppery, so it’s a must-have for keeping my colour cool and fresh!

  • 1 w, 3 days ago

    I’m adding a lot of things to my list of things to try!

  • 1 w, 4 days ago

    Shea Moisture Manuka Honey and Mafura Oil Intensive Hydration Masque

  • 1 w, 4 days ago

    I love a shampoo that always gets dissed by others: TRESemmé Cleanse & Replenish Shampoo

    It’s great for my greasy hair & my hair doesn’t get used to it, as it does with other shampoos that clean well at the beginning of the bottle but are less effective the further I work my way down.

    Also, a big shout-out for Kmart gym towels: they’re made of the same microfibre as expensive hair towels, but they’re a little larger, which was great when my hair was longer, as my wet ends didn’t poke out when I made a turban – they’re also CHEAP! My hair dries much faster than even my thickest bath towels.

  • 1 w, 4 days ago

    I have been using the Thanks to Nature Glam Glaze Miracle Spray for well over a year now and absolutely great for my hair to then blow dry and straighten it. Actually Thanks to Nature have some lovely products.

  • 1 w, 4 days ago

    Cry – word press error again! fifth time and even shorter!
    Shea Moisture Manuka Honey and Mafura Oil Intensive Hydration Masque

  • 1 w, 4 days ago

    Yay! both my other comments went through!

    So, thirdly, to answer your question… I am a big fan of Shea Moisture. I was lucky several years ago to get on a BH trial for the Manuka Honey and Mafura Oil shampoo, conditioner and mask and more recently on the Shea Moisture Bond Repair Bonding Oil. They were all really good but my holy grail is the Manuka Honey and Mafura Oil Intensive Hydration Masque. It smells delicious and works so well on my very dry frizzy curly hair. I hope to work my way through all their products at some point.

  • 1 w, 4 days ago

    Ok my third comment wouldn’t go through – keep getting the word press error. So, I’ll keep this one shorter?? Shea Moisture Manuka Honey and Mafura Oil Intensive Hydration Masque is my Holy Grail for my curly, frizzy and dry hair.

  • 1 w, 4 days ago

    To keep your hair clean, hydrated, and damage-free, a basic hair care regimen needs a few basic necessities like shampoo, conditioner, and a heat protectant.

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