I was really excited to be chosen to trial the shampoo, conditioner, and leave-in treatment from this range. My colour and heat treated hair is in need of some extra love so I take whatever I can get that will help it out. I’m usually a supermarket shampoo/conditioner girl so trying something from L’Oreal which is in that next price bracket up is a bit of a treat.
I really like the packaging of this range. The brown color reminds me of older style apothecary bottles that you would find in a pharmacy – but being completely made out of recycled materials (other than the dye) means it has that modern twist. In particular with this product being in a bottle with a dropper makes it feel even more like a treatment or pharmacy product. The scent of this range isn’t something I’m a big fan of. I find it interesting that they decided to go with coriander given that some people are genetically disposed to hate it (it tastes like soap to some people). Luckily I’m not one of those people, and I adore coriander usually. Unfortunately though the herbally scent really doesn’t do it for me and smells a wee bit too strong – a wee bit like a medication rather than a spa experience I wanted. Luckily even after using all three products in this range I can’t smell the product afterwards.
Shampoo – This was probably my least favourite product of the range. Not particularly sudsy and made my hair a wee bit dry – but works in combination with the rest of the range.
Conditioner – This is a super thick conditioner that is really good. Probably more of a treatment than a conditioner.
Treatment – This has been my fav product of the range. Doesn’t weigh my hair down and makes it soft and more manageable.
I like this range, but unfortunately the scent doesn’t really do it for me. I think I might just have to try another scent in this range!
The first thing that stood out about this range is the fact that it is eco-friendly, including the recyclable packaging. I have been more conscious of my purchases recently and have been making an effort to reduce how much waste I send to landfill. This made it perfect timing to try an eco friendly haircare range.
The eco-friendly statement is not only made in the packaging, but is also screamed in the scent. One word; coriander. I find it to be a very powerful scent, and not one that I enjoy having in haircare products. Because of the scent, I would not repurchase this range. However, it did perform well on my dry, damaged hair.
The conditioner was my favourite product from the range as it stands out compared to other conditioners. It has more of a balm consistency and sits well on the hair before rinsing off. It was easy to massage into the ends of my hair and almost felt like a hair treatment, rather than a conditioner. If I was to repurchase anything from the range, it would be the conditioner.
Overall, this range performed well, particularly for a range that is available at the supermarket. I am also impressed by the eco-friendly statement and this would make it a great range for someone trying to be more environmentally friendly.