It has now been two weeks after my roots have been retouched with Barex Superplex lightening powder - since then I have not changed much in my hair routine. I haven’t been shedding, and my lengths have been the same, although I will do measurements on my next post. I have been curling my hair lately - using gentle foam rollers for an hour or so in he mornings, - other than that I have received a new product - Tada!!! It’s long awaited Keratin Gold Oil by Tahe. I can’t even tell you what a disappointment it has been (I will post a separate review in the review section soon).
Basically the Hask Keratin Oil that I had had ran out on me - they come in very small ampulles - and so I want naturally for any oil to do the following:
- Since I have many broken/split hairs sort of sticking out I need the oil to be oily enough in order to smooth them down (Hair discipline is not an easy task)
- Not to be too perfumed, as I get allergies
-To soften and moisturize my hair
-To prevent breakage, and make Hair stronger
What I got with Tahe Keratin Gold in short:
- no hair discipline
- heavy perfume
- rougher, harder, dryer Hair that’s prone to breakage
-Hair feels more fuller/thicker
In short Tahe disappointed me because it didn’t soften, and it wasn’t a very oily oil at all. In fact it’s more of a serum even though it’s definitely oil coming out of dispenser!. (See pics).
However I long for softness, shine, hair discipline (only Hask Keratin is able to do it for me at the moment), and I don’t like for my hair Oil to be “too light”. I have very thin damaged porous hair that needs its moisture!. Otherwise I would be washing it every day!. Right now I am skipping Tahe Gold and using Tigi oil. Both oils are compared in my Review page - Tigi oil is OK, an oil with B-. Tahe Keratin Gold gets only a C from me...
Basically the Hask Keratin Oil that I had had ran out on me - they come in very small ampulles - and so I want naturally for any oil to do the following:
- Since I have many broken/split hairs sort of sticking out I need the oil to be oily enough in order to smooth them down (Hair discipline is not an easy task)
- Not to be too perfumed, as I get allergies
-To soften and moisturize my hair
-To prevent breakage, and make Hair stronger
What I got with Tahe Keratin Gold in short:
- no hair discipline
- heavy perfume
- rougher, harder, dryer Hair that’s prone to breakage
-Hair feels more fuller/thicker
In short Tahe disappointed me because it didn’t soften, and it wasn’t a very oily oil at all. In fact it’s more of a serum even though it’s definitely oil coming out of dispenser!. (See pics).
However I long for softness, shine, hair discipline (only Hask Keratin is able to do it for me at the moment), and I don’t like for my hair Oil to be “too light”. I have very thin damaged porous hair that needs its moisture!. Otherwise I would be washing it every day!. Right now I am skipping Tahe Gold and using Tigi oil. Both oils are compared in my Review page - Tigi oil is OK, an oil with B-. Tahe Keratin Gold gets only a C from me...
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