I thought I'd talk a bit about hair products, so they don't feel left out...
My hair routine at the moment consists of using L'Oreal Nutrigloss Light products (thanks to a handy 3 for 2 offer in Superdrug, mwahaha). I'd used the shampoo and conditioner before and loved them, but been tempted away by other brands, as I am wont to do (I can't help it, I like all the pretty colours!). My old favourite was always one of the old Herbal Essences shampoos, I think it had Chinese cinnamon in it or something and there was a dragon on the bottle and it smelt absolutely divine...then they went and changed the entire brand and NONE of the others smell anywhere near as good as that one. Thankfully I still have a few bottles left but they're precious goods now, y'know?I can't use them up! So I have returned to using L'Oreal and I do think it is rather good. I've tried the normal Nutrigloss shampoo and conditioner before but it's got a completely different texture and smell and it tends to weigh my hair down. My hair is pretty fine but there is an awful lot of it and it tends to frizz when confronted with the slightest hint of moisture and on top of that it goes greasy really quickly. Charming, isn't it? But the Nutrigloss Light range (that's the one with the green bit on the pink bottle) is completely different, it doesn't weigh my hair down at all, smells lovely and leaves it glossier than before.
I also use the Nutrigloss Light leave-in conditioning spray to try and combat the frizz, and although nothing, NOTHING, can make my frizz vanish completely this spray does leave my hair considerably softer and shinier. I've also recently taken to using the Pantene Aqua-Light spray on the ends of my hair as it makes them look nicer and less fly-away; I like this product so much I'm considering giving the Pantene Aqua Light shampoo and conditioner range a go as well.
As for styling, I use far too much heat...my hair is quite short and because it is naturally curly it tends to dry into a triangle shape, which does not flatter my face AT ALL. I usually have to blow-dry the roots so it isn't too flat and my fringe doesn't stick out all over the place (there's always that rogue lock that decides to stick straight up and refuses to be tamed, isn't there) and if I'm going somewhere and want to look nice then I'll run the straightening irons over it as well, so my hair, my poor hair, is not in great shape! I try and make myself feel better by swearing I won't use the straighteners on it at all when it's longer as I like the way the ends curl naturally. It's just at shoulder-length it looks a bit odd when I don't straighten it!
What's your hair routine? Do you have any miracle products you can't live without?
My hair routine at the moment consists of using L'Oreal Nutrigloss Light products (thanks to a handy 3 for 2 offer in Superdrug, mwahaha). I'd used the shampoo and conditioner before and loved them, but been tempted away by other brands, as I am wont to do (I can't help it, I like all the pretty colours!). My old favourite was always one of the old Herbal Essences shampoos, I think it had Chinese cinnamon in it or something and there was a dragon on the bottle and it smelt absolutely divine...then they went and changed the entire brand and NONE of the others smell anywhere near as good as that one. Thankfully I still have a few bottles left but they're precious goods now, y'know?I can't use them up! So I have returned to using L'Oreal and I do think it is rather good. I've tried the normal Nutrigloss shampoo and conditioner before but it's got a completely different texture and smell and it tends to weigh my hair down. My hair is pretty fine but there is an awful lot of it and it tends to frizz when confronted with the slightest hint of moisture and on top of that it goes greasy really quickly. Charming, isn't it? But the Nutrigloss Light range (that's the one with the green bit on the pink bottle) is completely different, it doesn't weigh my hair down at all, smells lovely and leaves it glossier than before.
I also use the Nutrigloss Light leave-in conditioning spray to try and combat the frizz, and although nothing, NOTHING, can make my frizz vanish completely this spray does leave my hair considerably softer and shinier. I've also recently taken to using the Pantene Aqua-Light spray on the ends of my hair as it makes them look nicer and less fly-away; I like this product so much I'm considering giving the Pantene Aqua Light shampoo and conditioner range a go as well.
As for styling, I use far too much heat...my hair is quite short and because it is naturally curly it tends to dry into a triangle shape, which does not flatter my face AT ALL. I usually have to blow-dry the roots so it isn't too flat and my fringe doesn't stick out all over the place (there's always that rogue lock that decides to stick straight up and refuses to be tamed, isn't there) and if I'm going somewhere and want to look nice then I'll run the straightening irons over it as well, so my hair, my poor hair, is not in great shape! I try and make myself feel better by swearing I won't use the straighteners on it at all when it's longer as I like the way the ends curl naturally. It's just at shoulder-length it looks a bit odd when I don't straighten it!
What's your hair routine? Do you have any miracle products you can't live without?
