This post sponsored by Herbal Essences. All opinions are my own.
Let’s talk about hair care for a sec. As a busy mom of three, I’m all about that low-maintenance lifestyle. I love good quality products that don’t take time out of my busy schedule. When it comes to my hair, I wash it once, mayyyybe twice a week, so finding those dependable products that really work is so important to me. Having good quality shampoo and conditioner is KEY to my routine and general hair health, and I’ve found a good one, guys, thanks to Herbal Essences and their bio:renew Honey collections, specifically the Honey & Vitamin B shampoo and conditioner.
I’ve been using Herbal Essences Honey and Vitamin B shampoo and conditioner. It leaves my hair nourished and moisturized, and it smells divine. My hair is smooth and happy and full of life- just how nature intended it. ;) Makes sense, too, since it’s honey-infused formula is made to hydrate and soften, making for healthy and beautiful hair.
I love that this shampoo and conditioner are are free of sulfates, paraben, mineral oil, and colorants. The Herbal Essences bio:renew formulas are PETA cruelty-free and combine real botanicals with healthy antioxidants and amazing fragrances.The Honey and Vitamin B collection will leave your hair looking, feeling and smelling fantastic. Herbal Essences has partnered with the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, a world leader in plant science – this partnership links haircare with 260 years of expertise, in plant science, as each bottle of bio:renew contains real botanicals endorsed by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
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Just an idea to try; some people simply skip the shampoo altogether and only use conditioner. It’s less harsh and leaves hair and scalp less dried out after washing, and less inclined to produce excess oil to make up for that. Just about any conditioner on its own is sufficient to clean off the scalp pretty well.
Since I was a little kid my hair used to tangle horribly and I’d need multiple handfuls of conditioner each wash and a good 10 min of work to finally untangle it to be able to comb it. As an adult I finally ditched the shampoo and realized that was what was drying my hair out to be like straw and knot up all the time. Without it I only need a single application of conditioner to wash the scalp and run through the hair and nothing else. I haven’t had hair tangles once in the decade since.
Oh wow! Thanks for sharing- so interesting!
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