I'm pretty fickle with shampoo and conditioner, the only thing I'm consistent with is my cleansing shampoo that I use every third wash. I tend to just pick up whatever is on offer, or something new to try.
I've mentioned over the last few months that I've been loving the mousse and texturising spray from the Tresemme Perfectly Undone range. The whole range is supposedly infused with sea kelp, and is supposed to leave your hair feeling tousled and undone, without feeling like it's crunchy or heavy with product, and I'd agree, the styling products have fast become staples in my haircare routine. So I spotted the shampoo and conditioner on sale and figured I'd give it a whirl. It was a pretty brave decision since I don't generally like Tresemme shampoo and conditioners, I generally find they make my hair greasy and heavy, but this was a pleasant surprise.
As a naturally curly-haired gal I normally opt for products to restrain my curls not enhance them, so this is a whole new world for me. The first thing to note is that these products are formulated without silicones, meaning it doesn't leave a heavy or greasy feel to the hair, which is always welcome. It's worth remembering that if you're not used to silicone free products they can be strange to get used to, and you may need to follow up with a leave in conditioner.
For me, I prefer to use clarifying, cleansing shampoos anyway, and I'd say this is something of a hybrid. It's light on the hair, and leaves it feeling really clean, but it definitely gives it a little bit more body.
The conditioner does everything I've ever wanted a conditioner to do. It moisturises the hair, without weighing it down at all, allowing the body that the shampoo gives to stay intact. My hair is quite dry at the ends but you'd never know it since I've been using this!
I find that I can wash my hair with this stuff and just rough dry it for a cute tousled look with no effort. My favourite.
The verdict? If you like your hair to feel product-free, but you're after that beachy texture, you'll love this.
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