My hair has been through hell this past year. Why did I continuously bleach my hair? I don't know. It wasn't worth it. I went through a "I think I'm as funny as Emma Stone" type of phase and decided I needed gingery red hair to match. The problem with bleaching my hair was that its natural color is
very dark. I'm not talking brown. I'm talking black like the night sky or ebony to more precise. I could not handle the roots. My hair became very dry and damaged to the point where it began to resemble dead grass due to the infamous ombré effect I created at home. I've tried many shampoos and conditioners both inexpenisve and expensive and the only shampoo and conditioner that worked for me were the
Loreal EverCrème Shampoo and Conditioner. I already jumped on the bandwagon with these but I could not help myself. I noticed a huge difference within my first wash. It is a lot smoother, silkier, and healthier. I can actually run my fingers through my hair without my fingers getting stuck.
The only thing that bothers me deeply is the packaging. I wish these were in big bottles instead of small tubes. I can already predict that I will run out very quickly because my hair is thick.
The scent is heavenly. To me it smells similar to brown sugar which I love.
Right away I noticed a difference when I was washing my hair. The
L'oreal EverCrème Shampoo didn't lather much until I added more water to it. I kept in for a few minutes while I was cleansing my face with a new beloved cleanser (
more about that later). My hair instantly felt softer. Sometimes when I use drugstore shampoos my hair tends to feel very dry and stiff until is conditioned. The
L'oreal EverCrème Conditioner made it even softer and untangled easily. It felt so lush, and clean.
My hair remained this way throughout the following day. I used it alongside my favorite
Garnier Fructis Moroccan Oil, and together the trio is amazing.
I wouldn't recommend these if you have oily hair. Since my hair is very dead at the moment it works perfectly.The shampoo can also be used on its own. I love to use it when I work out and want my hair to be clean, but not too oily. If you have bleached hair or are recovering from it you might want to check these out. I have never seen such improvement in my hair. Usually the damage is masked only by my slow transition back into my natural dark hair. I am very tempted to try out the rest of the
EverCrème brand especially since it is very affordable.
It's a yes from me.
Will you be hopping on the bandwagon? Have you tried anything similar these?
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