I wage a constant battle with my hair; I want to grow it longer and they want me cut it shorter. How do I know this? The signs are obvious! I get split ends, my hair is super dry and dull. In order to win this battle, I started using HairX Restore Therapy Split Ends serum two months back. The result? We will get there but first let me introduce you to the product!
About
Nourishing leave-in serum that visibly reduces the appearance of split ends. Containing Argan Oil, this moisturizing treatment improves manageability of dry and brittle ends, while conditioning hair cuticles to help to prevent split ends.
Ingredients
Cyclopent asiloxane, cyclohex asiloxane, dimethicone, amodimethicone, phenyl trimethicone, parfum, dimethiconol, linalool, hexyl cinnamal, butylphenyl methylpropional, benzyl salicylate, limonene, citronellol, coumarin, argania spinosa kernel oil, zingiber officinale root extract
Price: INR 699 for 30 ml
My Review
My Review
First thing that you must know that there is absolutely nothing in the world that can repair your already existing split ends. Not Fevicol, not miraculous solution that any hair care brand is offering not even Ayurveda. That being said, one can definitely take steps to ensure that your hair is healthy and strong and does not get split ends ever again.
This is where HairX Restore Therapy Split Ends serum comes in. Enriched with argan oil, this light weight serum strengthens the hair cuticles and makes hair softer. I have been using it for the past two months as I have mentioned and the results have been great for me. It is a leave on serum that can be applied right after you have washed your hair but I apply it on days when my hair feel very dry, too. Though it looks very oil like, it does not weigh the hair down and gives it a nice bounce and shine. I felt my hair becoming softer over a period of time and I intend to continue using it for a long time.
Do try HairX Restore Therapy Split Ends serum from Orifilame soon and let me know your thoughts 🙂
P.S. Have a look at this sneaky photo that my cousin took in Mt Abu. My hair looks fabulous doesn’t it?
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