(May be once or twice a month is okay for deep conditioning treatment, but for weekly use- umm…..nope!)
I have been searching for a good shampoo & conditioner for a long time. Nothing was doing any good to my curly hair. Then Sabikun from Hair Bar Bangladesh salon recommended me to try the shampoos from Bodyshop. As I have never used any Bodyshop shampoos before, I thought, “Why not?!”
P.S.: If you do not know about Sabikun or Hair Bar Bangladesh salon.. you should totally check it out! She is a Dhaka based hair stylist who gave me a hair cut & colored my hair in December. Here is her page link.
Here is the cut & color job she gave me. The highlight was very subtle, which enhanced my curls actually.
So, I bought a color protecting shampoo from Bodyshop which is called “Bilberry Colour Protect Shampoo” and paired it with the Lush “Happy Happy Joy Joy” conditioner. I quite liked the result.
The Bodyshop Bilberry Colour Protect Shampoo:
This is a quite thick cream colored shampoo. See the following picture?
You have to open up the screw cap completely to get the product out, the squeezey part of the cap won’t work.
**Lush Happy Happy Joy Joy Hair Conditioner:
This product has a unique flowery smell which was, (truth to be told), quite repulsive when I first used it…. BUT the smell almost dissipates after washing, leaving a mild sweet flowery residual scent behind.
Unlike the shampoo, the conditioner is quite watery. I was in doubt whether it’s gonna be enough for my thick, rough hair, but it proved me wrong. It gave my hair a nice soft volume and also made the hair softer to touch.
Will I buy these products again?
Would I recommend it?
Here is my air-dried hair after using the shampoo+conditioner…..without any additional hair styling product. Don’t mind the frizzes ladies, the curls were quite soft and I love it!
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Api how much is the conditioner?
Cost depends on size. This one costs $24.95.