Poll posted by BR Natalie
"I am my hair" sang Lady Gaga. A sentence almost every woman will relate to. Have a good hair day and we can conquer the world. A bad hair day is enough to ruin a day with nothing much on, but argh a bad hair day when you have say, a job interview, a first date or a girl's night out - it's just cruel. How many times has a woman just pulled her hair back in to a pony tail and said "that will have to do"?
Split ends, damaged or weak hair make hair harder to style, harder to rock the au natural look and ridiculously impossible to get a sleek, chic do. So what's the answer? Treatments. Deep, intensive, repairing, whatever word comes before it, the word treatment is the key. A salon treatment is a lovely add on to your regular hair dressing appointment but it could turn out quite pricey if your hair needs weekly treatments! So can you get a good treatment at home? We're sure a lot of our Beauty Reviewers will have lots of at-home experiences of hair treatments - whether you've raided the kitchen cupboards or the supermarket shelves.
Well...of course, we have a hair treatment to put to the test. We're looking for oodles of reviewers to put the brand-spanking-new Garnier Fructis Hair Food Masks to the test. The 98 per cent natural origin formulas are free of parabens, silicones and artificial colourants. Each variant can be used as a conditioner, hair mask and as a leave-in treatment - multi tasking treatments...we love it!!
Garnier Fructis Nourishing Banana Hair Food is enriched with banana, shea butter and coconut oil for stronger, healthier hair. It deeply hydrates and repairs, leaving dry hair soft and healthy.
Garnier Fructis Smoothing Macadamia Hair Food is enriched with macadamia seed oils, soya and coconut oil to intensely moisturise and smooth, leaving dry and unruly hair soft and healthy.
Garnier Fructis Repairing Papaya Hair Food is enriched with papaya, sunflower seed and coconut oils that repair and smooths ends, leaving hair strong and healthy.
Garnier Fructis Protecting Goji Hair Food is enriched with goji, soya and coconut oils to revive the radiance of coloured hair and protects from damage, leaving hair vibrant and healthy.
Ohh the Macadamia or the Papaya sound friggen amazing! I use a hair treatment once a week or a fortnight depending on how my hair is doing (I only wash my hair once a week..)My hair does need some serious loving though...having a toddler isn't good for hair, especially long hair!!!