I recently switched to Phytocedrat Sebo-Regulating Shampoo and for awhile now, I haven’t had to resort to using dry shampoo to keep my hair looking less greasy. I have seen this product around for some time already but haven’t been inspired to test it out because I never had good experience with shampoos containing botanical ingredients. Well, shampoos that do not foam usually doesn’t work for my extremely greasy scalp because mine is the sort that produce sebum almost IMMEDIATELY after washing. So you can imagine my trauma all these years; not to mention the amount of dry shampoo which I have been inhaling!

I am almost using up the bottle of Skin Food Hop Beer Hair Wash but I can’t say for sure if my hair condition is any better. The only thing I remember is that my hair was incredibly soft and bouncy the first time I used this shampoo. So the claims that this product rids hair of product buildup and environmental impurities is quite true. But I didn’t see any further significant effects after that. As a matter of fact, I won’t buy this shampoo again because it is really not suitable for my greasy scalp.

It’s always good to make a friend out of your hairstylist.  For me, it means extra special care for my unique hair needs.  Like this – Nioxin Volumizing Reflectives Root Lifter - a weightless volumizing hairspray that is supposed to give my fine limp hair the extra volume it needs. 

What is it?
Nioxin Volumizing Reflectives Root Lifter is a hairspray that is designed to provide extra support, hold and volume to the root of fine thin hair without sticky resins or drying alcohol using exclusive Cuticle Support Technology (CST).