As you can see from the title today we will be discussing hair care products. Now we all know that we all have different hair types and textures, therefore, no, one product does fit all. In this post, we mean nothing but total honesty. The products discussed are products that we have used on ourselves and even on our clients. Therefore these products that will be discussed were tried and tested on various types and textures.
Milk Shake Products.
We are all fond of milkshake products, their scent is amazing, and they make you fall in love with them. However, we do not find this brand to be very good for all hair types. Every product they have it says ” Good for all hair types” it is simply not true and can’t even be right. And we will explain why. You can not expect a Moisture shampoo to work the same as Mint (for oily scalp) shampoo. The benefits are different. We have tried it on various clients – it is simply not good for all hair types. Some masks we have used have made their hair really oily while others have no improvement at all.
Damaged Hair: N/A
Moisture For Thin Hair :
Moisture For Coarse Hair: This product will leave the hair greasy after washing. When washing one needs to give it a good wash 2 shampoos, preferably with mint or peppermint shampoos, and carry on with a conditioner. However the next day you may need to wash it again. Nevertheless, it is a very effective product.
Wavy Thin Hair: This product is perfect for when you wash and go. It smells nice and it let your hair form in your natural texture and eliminates the frizz. It’s perfect for when styling with a diffuse however we use it also for airdrying.
As for the leave-in conditioners – We love all of them, they all work great. Preferably we use something else on coarse or frizzy hair, however, we still recommend the leave-in on all hair types as these products do the work.
Serums also work great however they may not be very effective on extremely frizzy and coarse hair.
Macadamia Products
One of our favorite products is macadamia. They literally have something for everyone. all of these products are sulfate-free. Let’s see what the macadamia range has for you. Try to avoid Macadamia if you have an oily scalp as they are rich in oils.
Alterna Products :
Now, these products are amazing. However, we do not like their masks as much. Their masks work on dry thin hair but not on damaged and coarse. Now, these products are made from caviar, trust us they smell nice. Our favorites are the shampoos and conditioners they have all types and they all work amazing. The conditioners in fact are as good as applying a mask. Better than their own alternate masks if we may say. But in some common cases, the hair still will be needing a good mask. Try to avoid their masks if you have coarse dry or damaged hair. All products are paraben free, sulfate-free, and also anti-aging.
Damaged Coarse And Thin Hair :
Moisture – For Dry Thin And Coarse Hair
Oily Scalp:
Colored Hair: Now these help your PH and help the color to stay longer. However, while it does that it also helps your hair with moisture. And the beauty of these products is this; no matter what you buy they are all rich in moisture.
Curly Hair: N/A
As for leave-ins and serum, all are good but we shared the most effective three with you. The serum has two alternative use. One can use it on blow-dried hair or on damp to eliminate frizz otherwise you can add 2 pumps with any mask you are using to help the cuticle seal the color and also for anti-frizz.
True Keratin Products
Now, these Products are best for when you have done a keratin treatment. They are sulfate-free. However, they are a bit limited.
True keratin serums and leave-in These are all our favorite products and are all perfects, especially for dry thin or coarse hair. Let us know which one was your favorite or if you have any questions on how to use these products or any questions in general please contact us on Twitter or Reddit