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Osmo Deep Moisturising Haircare

Friday, February 13, 2015
I love to try new haircare, especially brands I haven't really used before and I feel as though my hair/scalp gets used to certain products so I do like to switch up my routine every so often. I was kindly sent a few products from Osmo to try; I have tried this mask before and I tried the Osmo BerBer Oil which I love. 

First up, the *Osmo Deep Moisturising Shampoo (£7.10, 350ml) which was picked for my hair type and I have to say, I love the packaging. The dispenser is a nozzle with a flip cap so water doesn't get in and its quick/easy to use. The product contains ylang ylang and patchouli oil so it smells gorgeous, in my opinion. The shampoo lathers well and it cleanses my hair without stripping it or drying it out which is definitely a plus for my hair as it is dry and needs all of the moisture it can get! It also helps to initially detangle, moisturise and smooth my hair. Overall, its very good shampoo but its not in my top five. Overall rating: ★★★★☆, 4/5. 

The *Osmo Deep Moisturising Conditioner (£7.10, 350ml) which has the same lovely, musky scent as the other products in the range. The conditioner is really hydrating and smoothing as well as detangling and it helps to reduce frizz. It's a fantastic product however I do prefer the Moroccan Oil Extra Volume Conditioner but this one is far cheaper. Overall rating: ★, 5/5. 

Last but not least, the *Osmo Intensive Deep Mask (£2.80, 100ml) which I have tried years ago and I hated the scent back then but my scent tastes have definitely changed and I do like it more now, however it is a little different to the other products. The mask itself works so well and for the price it is great! Overall rating: ★★★★☆, 4/5. 

Overall, the products are great, in my opinion and I love the packaging, scent and the price is very reasonable. I have rated the products highly as they are great and I cannot really fault them too much but they just don't wow me. I do however love the Omso BerBer oil and I would recommend it if you don't like hair oils as its quite different. 

Have you tried this range or any products from Osmo?

Review: Alchemy Grapefruit Hair Remedy Oil

Tuesday, September 16, 2014
I was kindly sent this hair oil from Alchemy via EtailPR, it has taken me a while to get round to writing this post as I have had a lot going on recently! I have tried a few hair oils such as Moroccan Oil, Osmo Berber Oil and the Argan Dew Oil, all of which I really like but I haven't fallen in love with one. I have the *Alchemy Grapefruit Hair Remedy (£17.99).

Firstly, the design of the packaging is so unique and cute - also there is a lot of product in one bottle (100ml)! The packaging in terms of aesthetics is great but I would prefer a pipette dispenser to make using the product a little easier and less messy. The oil does smell nice, it is a sweet grapefruit scent which is quite light and refreshing although I would personally prefer a warmer more autumnal scent rather than a fruity scent. Apart from the practical issues with the packaging/bottle, the oil is quick and easy to apply and work into the hair. I use it when my hair is damp and it leaves my hair smoother, softer and more manageable! Also the ingredients are fantastic, for example, the oil contains: organic coconut oil (coconut oil is a fantastic beauty multi-use product), organic avocado oil, sweet almond oil and more!

Overall, the packaging design is cute but I wish it came with a pipette dispenser. The scent is nice and the oil feels like it really nourishes my hair, leaving it smoother, softer and more manageable. Overall rating: ★★★★☆, 4/5. One star off because of the dispenser and because it is a little expensive, in my opinion. 

Have you tried this hair remedy oil? What is your favourite hair treatment or oil?