Klorane Dry Shampoo│Haircare

D ry shampoo is a thing I don't completely understand. Maybe that's because my hair doesn't need any oil-absorbing spray at the moment. My hair has been dry for the past 2 months so the only thing I truly need right now is deep conditioning. Although sometimes I need dry shampoo between washes. Otherwise my hair would be all gross and stuff. My hair dresser recommended I'd try this, the award winning, hyped up dry shampoo. Klorane is a well known french brand so I figured I'd try it out. It is made with softening oat milk extracts and rice starch (meant to absorb oil) The scent is very deodorant like, not my favourite but at least it smells clean. When my roots get oily I spray it all over and immediately start to work it through the middles but never the ends of my hair as I don't need to soak oil there. What I'm looking for on a dry shampoo is a non- residue product, and unfortunately this one leaves stuff behind and it only makes me want to wash it more often. It works for a few hours but after a while I feel like my scalp is dirtier than even before spraying it. Maybe it's just me but I like the feeling of a squeaky clean scalp. I still rather using a cleansing conditioner rather than dry shampoo, but that's because my hair needs conditioning and not oil soaking products. I read about Amika's dry shampoo not containing Aluminium, so I might try that one next :)

What is your favourite dry shampoo?

Weekly Favourites │2

The past few weeks I've been skipping foundation and makeup in general, from time to time is nice to give my skin a break. I'm focusing on pampering myself, plus after a few hours under the sun on my last holiday, my foundation doesn't really matches my skin at all! For my hair I've been using the Klorane Pomegranate Conditioner ($.14.00) which smells amazing, I like conditioners that detangle my hair and this one does the job. It also protects my colour-treated hair. When it comes to skin care, I've been alternating between Philosophy's Purity Facial Cleanser, this is a small trial-size I got in a kit.  I like how easy it is to get back home and remove your makeup with this cleanser. Though it has a strange smell and I'm not too convinced about the ingredients, is just super easy to wash my face at night when I'm feeling tired or lazy. Otherwise, I use Angels on Bare Skin ($.13.95) in the morning and evening at it feels so refreshing! The lavender scent is so pleasant and my skin feels clean and hydrated. As a body exfoliator, I've been using the Lierac Sensory Body Scrub which contains 3 white flower extracts (gardenia, jasmine, camellia) and 4 botanic oils (argan oil, hazelnut oil, sweet almond oil and grapeseed oil) that help regenerate and soften skin. I use it 3-4 times a week on my arms, back and legs and it gives my skin an invigorating exfoliation. Finally, I've been loving Dolce & Gabbana's The One perfume ($.98.00), a delicate yet bold fragrance. 

What are your weekly favourites?
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Klorane Pomegranate Conditioner│Review & Photos

Hello lovelies! I hope you're all having a wonderful holiday season, I'm enjoying every single day since I'm almost done with school and last week I went on a well deserved vacation to Cuba! I'll be posting pictures of my trip in case you want to come back and see them and read about my experience :)

I have a hair care post today, it's been a while since I posted anything else than makeup.
The Klorane Conditioner with pomegranate ($.14.00) is the BEST conditioner I've tried this year! Though I have naturally straight hair, I need to detangle it everyday so I use either conditioner or a hair cream on towel-dried hair. I was really interested in this one because I love love love pomegranate. From Vitamin Water XXX to pomegranate juice to lip balms (Burt's Bees are my favourite) and the fruit itself! 
Klorane has different tube colours to for each hair type, this one is for colour treated hair. Pomegranate helps and repairs damaged hair weakened by colour treatments and it's made without sulfate and sodium chloride. I noticed it softened the texture of my hair and it looked really shiny and healthy. Klorane says: the effectiveness of our patented pomegranate extract has been scientifically proven:  hair color lasts an average twice as long. I still haven't been able to prove this, since I've only used it a few times. However, color-fading is something that will always occur no matter how many treatments I apply, it might be slower with this, but still. I really like this conditioner because it leaves my hair soft and supple. I'd recommend using this if you have dyed your hair, if not there are other types that could help your current hair condition.

Have you tried Klorane hair products? If you're interested in a hair care routine post please leave a comment below :) Thank you!