I always feel like I can’t surprise you readers with our
Certified Fabulous topics, unless you only read on Fridays but that wouldn’t be
good! So as you know, we’ve been sharing our go to shampoo and conditioners
this week.
I believe the first time I took the plunge and colored my
hair I was 17. Back then it was just for
fun and well , to see the reaction on my parent’s faces. Now it’s more of a necessity. Yes, my dear friends, I have officially inherited
my Mother’s gray hair. Technology has
come a long way in the hair color realm.
I’ve noticed that my hair doesn’t feel as fried or dried out. Using good products helps a little too.
In
the past couple of years, I’ve noticed with hormone changes, child bearing and
age that I need to step up my hair care a bit.
I’ve realized that not all shampoos are created equal. It’s important if you do color your hair to
find a shampoo that is sulfate free. Shampoos
with sulfates in them will strip the color from the shaft. One of my favorites
is, of course, Aveda’s Color Conserve shampoo and conditioner. With its aromatherapy smell and nourishing
ingredients, it makes my hair happy and manageable.
Another shampoo that came recommended by my hair angel,
Mandy, is Pureology’s Hydrate Shampoo and conditioner. Again, I can’t say anything bad about this
product.
It’s awesome! As women, we always want our hair to smell
good and let me tell you, it’s like heaven in a bottle. As I’ve mentioned before, I do a lot of
traveling. Sometimes I’ll forget to
throw in my personal shampoo and have to use “hotel” shampoo and I can totally tell
the difference. My hair feels dry and
practically depressed!
I know that the other
girls have talked about using Keratin oils too.
Since my hair is thin and long, just using conditioner, especially in
the colder months, isn’t enough. So back
in July, I received a sample of a hair serum that is hands down the best! It’s from Obliphica. This serum is derived from the Sea Buckthorn
fruit and helps restore the damage that we do to our hair every day. I use it every time I wash my hair and can
definitely tell when I don’t. I would
recommend this product to anyone that blow dries, curls, straightens or any
other way you can abuse your hair.
So until next week… here are some fun facts for you.
Hair Facts:
The numbers of hairs on the head vary with the hair's natural color. Redheads have about 90,000. Black, 108,000. Brown, 140,000. And blondes not only have more fun, they have more hair too. They have about 140,000.
There is an average of 1,000 hairs per square inch. I guess that means the bigger your head is, the more hair you have.
Be good to each other!
Cheers
beckie b
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