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Recently, I had a keratin treatment done on my hair (more of this later). One of the things that the hairdresser stipulated before I went off flicking my glossy hair in the sunshine, was that it was advisable to use a sulphate-free shampoo and conditioner to maintain the effectiveness of the treatment.
Funnily enough, I had just finished a pair of TIGI Colour Combat shampoo & conditioner that were sent to me for review. And as I passed a Regis salon on the way back to the tube, I immediately nipped in there to pick up another set of this range.
The aim of this product is to prolong the intensity of coloured hair. This is designed for people who dye their hair red or brown. I wasn’t sure how I was going to review this initially, being that I don’t actually dye my hair. I loved the shampoo though – it smells of the Body Shop Brazil Nut products, all fudgey and sugary and sweet. Delicious. So even though I don’t dye my hair and can’t vouch for it’s colour protection abilities, I used up the entire bottle as it smelled so good and made my hair soft, clean and smelling gorgeous.
So. What else can I say? It is the typical TIGI quality that I know and love (no other hair brand can ever shake my loyalty to TIGI). It is sulfate free, and therefore kinder to hair and skin. It smells out of this world. And I have already repurchased this, only two months after being sent it to test out. It’s a no brainer really. I was sent the leave-in conditioner to try as well, and whilst it isn’t something I use daily, I do notice that my hair is far more detangled and shinier, not to mention refreshed with that delicious vanilla perfume.
The TIGI Colour Combat range is available widely online and costs from £10 – 12 per item depending on where you buy.
Helen
