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My hair is pretty processed. It's also straight and long, so damage is obvious. I'm always on the lookout for a good deep conditioner to combat the dyeing, blow drying, and flat ironing I inflict on my tresses. A couple of years ago, while staying at my best friend's house, I did that thing where you try out your host's bath products even though you brought perfectly good ones yourself. You do that too, right?
My friend, being the baller that she is, had the Pureology Antifade Complex Hydrate line, the best shampoo and conditioners that I'd ever had the pleasure of lathering up with. Once home I was on a mission to get these awesome products myself and I finally found them at a specialty hair store. Problem was, each 10.1 ounce bottle was $28. Thinking I could get the benefits from a treatment without using the shampoo and conditioner, I bit the bullet and bought the
For the price, I expected miracles from this hair masque. Boy did it deliver! The 5.2 ounce jar contained a product that was a cross between a cream and a balm, and a little went a long way. My hair was soft, silky and in the best condition it'd been in years. However, I couldn't justify dropping $45 on conditioner even if it lasted 4 months, so I set out in search of a duplicate product.
is $10 for 6 ounces. 1 out of 8 tentacles, because it is crap for your hair but works decently to prevent nicks when shaving your legs.
My recommendation is to win the lottery and buy nothing but Pureology. Short of that, read this and pick up some L'Oreal Feria Color Moisturizing Treatment for $10.
Rating: 7/8 tentacles: Pureology HydraCure Intense Moisture Hair Masque
Rating: 1/8 tentacles: Umberto Repair Treatment Masque
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