Shampoo 3 -TRESemme Vitamin C Deep Cleansing Shampoo

This is my 2nd favourite for deep cleansing. I used this around 2 times a week, around once every 2 days.

TRESemme said,
 "If you are frequently piling on heavy waxes, pomades, creams, sprays, etc., this shampoo will get rid of that extra gunk. Don't save for just "spring" cleaning - coat on hair once a week for deep cleansing or every day for extreme build-up. Its clarifying formula thoroughly polishes hair, thanks to its vitamin C and extracts of grapefruit and lemon

How to Use

• To get squeaky clean benefits, coat wet hair with a liberal amount of shampoo.
• Gently massage the scalp and roots with fingertips to work into a lather. Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to scrub and scrub to get hair dirt-free (that motion only roughs up the texture and causes breakage and tangling).
• Lightly squeeze the shampoo from roots to ends. Our salon stylists suggest to rinse thoroughly (most people don't rinse long enough)."

I said, I personally think this is weaker than the Avon one, so I can used it that often without extreme build up. But, I like the smell of this product. Unlike other professional product, it smells rather fruity, maybe due to the extracts of grapefruit and lemon.

Furthermore, I like the tips they provided on Boots website, so I just copied them down here for your references.

Kyanvi.

p.s. the next two review will be solely for Pantene!

Shampoo 2 - Avon Advance Techniques Purifying Treatment Shampoo

I bought this around a year ago, and when I was writing this up, I am sad to find that it is not available any more in the Avon website. So now I have to start hunting the remaining stock!

This is one (out of two) of the deep cleansing shampoo that I used weekly.

Avon said, "Instantly removes the dulling build-up of products and restores natural shine. Use once a week."

I said, I love this shampoo! When I first used this, the smell was really nice and herbal, think it's mint, or something like that. It gave a tingling sensation to your scalp. It really removes the hair styling product and I felt my hair can able to 'breathe' once again.

I used it weekly and it is like going to a saloon to do a deep cleansing for your hair and seriously recommended anyone who use hair clay like I was everyday before.

It used to be available on Avon website for around £2 per bottle.

Kyanvi.

Shampoo 1 - Botanics Hair Glossy Brunette Shampoo

Before I start my review series on shampoo, I have some bad news to announce:

My darling computer has decided to leave me along last week,  I realised the CPU was still alive, but not sure about the hardisk and thought the main damage is the window, so I pop to PC world to get a new hardisk and run the usual re-installation of the window. Now I have my computer back, but may have loss all my data from the previous hardisk, finger x, so I can only do reviews from downloading photos online at the mo, apologise for that 1st!

If you are a brunette, I seriously recommended you to try this.

I have used half of the bottle already and I am very happy about the result.

Boots said: "Warm and complex tones in brown hair can fade or look dull sometimes.

Botanics Hair Glossy Brunette Shampoo uses Walnut Leaf that protects and shines. Rich in anti-oxidants to help protect natural colour and shine, walnut leaf has traditionally been used to bring out the tones and highlights in brown hair. Botanics Hair Glossy Brunette Shampoo also uses Honey which adds rich moisture. Dermatologically tested.

Plant extracts at levels that really work, combined and formulated for unbeatable product performance."

I said, I totally agreed with Boots. This shampoo leaves the hair with a layer of gloss, not too thick, but extactly what healthy hair to be. Also, as I keep dying my hair, sometimes my hair looks really yellow, but this improves the brown tone of the hair, which gives a natural feel. Not sure about other ladies, but sometimes I found people's new hair colour bit too fade, as you can tell it is obviously heavily treated. But with this shampoo, they gives you a nice, shine touch that nobody knows you have just changed your hair colour.

I think they have other similar products for red hair and blonde as well and they are £2.99 each at Boots. Also, check out your local 99p shop, as I bought it from there instead!

Kyanvi~

p.s. I got a new job, hopefully a new flat, a car and a piano! 

Hair Dye 5 - Garnier Belle Colour Permanent Colour

This is very similar to the previous Nutrisse Cream, but instead of Avocado oil, this have jojoba oil and wheatgerm oil. The texture of this is almost the same as the other one, so I will buy either one depends on the price. Personally think this gives a better radiance afterwards, but it is lighter in colour.

So what do you think? I have recommended 5 hair dye in total, have you used any of them before?

I think I will start talking about shampoos as the next 5, what do you think?

K.

Hair Dye 4 - Garnier Nutrisse Cream Permanent Colour

I have used this few years ago and I have a good impression on this. If you are a beginner in DIY Hair Dye and you got weak or thin hair. This is a very good one, as the after care hair conditioner is really nourishing with the addition of avocado oil.

Although the colour is not strong for very black hair, it covers the hair evenly and 100% coverage. Also, it is long lasting which I don't even need to do extra caring afterwards.

Sadly, I have not got any photos of my hair with me as I didn't have a camera when I was young =.=//

So what do you think?

K.

p.s. I got an interview tomorrow, finger X for me!

OMG: Sleek Makeup i-Divine Bad Girl & Good Girl Palettes

courtesy of theglamorousgleam.com

I was reading my usual daily digest just now and found out that there will be 2 limited edition i- divine palette coming out soon! Check the swatches here @ theglamorousgleam.com, really can't wait to see them in real!

Kyanvi.

Just a quick update

Just want to give a quick update:

- Free L'Occitane hand cream with this month's Instyle magazine

- Free Ciate nail polish with this month's Marie Claire magazine

- Mid season sale @ ASOS at the moment!!!

Have a nice weekend.

K~