Managing frizzy hair can be quite difficult, particularly if you want to maintain a polished, streamlined look. This is a problem that many people deal with on a daily basis, and it sometimes seems like there is no end in sight.
Thankfully, there’s a product called "Tak i khodi" that’s meant to control the fluff. By controlling frizz, this conditioner keeps your hair under control and silky throughout the day without adding weight to it.
This leave-in conditioner might end up being your go-to product if you’re sick of battling unmanageable hair. Let’s examine how it functions and why it’s so revolutionary for frizzy hair.
| Problem | Solution |
| Hair is frizzy and difficult to manage | Use leave-in conditioner "Tak i khodi" to smooth and tame the frizz |
| Dry, damaged hair | Hydrates and repairs hair, leaving it soft and healthy |
| Hair becomes tangled easily | Prevents tangling and makes brushing easier |
| Hair looks dull | Restores shine and gives hair a smooth finish |
- Livin "Goodbye, fluff"!
- Styling with leave-in conditioner
- Classic washing
- Conditioner + livin
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Livin "Goodbye, fluff"!
Full name: Cotton blossom-scented leave-in conditioner "Tak i khodi"
Capacity of bottle: 250 ml.
980 rubles was the cost.
According to the brand’s website, only extremely porous curls that frizz out and hair that has undergone biocurling, coloring, or lightening require this liven. Its primary purpose is to smooth down the down and add extra moisture to extremely fluffy hair.
Composition of the product
Water, Cetearyl Alcohol, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Glycerin, Oryza Sativa (rice) Extract, Saccharomyces Ferment Lysate Filtrate, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Panthenol, Lactic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid, Parfum, and Sodium Hydroxide.
Glycerin, rice extract, rice extract-cationic guar, saccharomyces enzyme filtrate (a moisturizing component), and panthenol are the ingredients of the product. It also contains a natural cationic emulsifier.
The leave-in conditioner bottle is the same as the one that holds the non-greasy conditioner "Tak i khodi," which I mentioned previously. It’s a 250 milliliter bottle. composed of a thick, dark plastic. The Livina dispenser is screw-type, so it can be screwed in if needed and the product won’t spill.
The bottle itself is customarily embellished with artwork in the "Tak i Khodi" style. The curly redhead on the conditioner and the wavy goldilocks on the shampoo have already introduced themselves to us. It was on Livin that they met!
A brief description of the product, its composition, and how to use it is printed on the opposite side of the bottle.
Let me remind you that we worked with Laboratorium, a natural cosmetics brand based in St. Petersburg, to create the "Tak i Khodi" product line. They were developed without the use of animals in testing. After opening, all products must be used within six months.
Livin slid off the spoon very fast, indicating that it has a fairly liquid consistency. About that much is used on my hair, as seen in the photo after three presses of the dispenser.
The leave-in conditioner is said to smell like blooming cotton on the website. The scent reminds me of a fresh cucumber with a hint of sweetness. The scent is subtle, pleasant, and not chemical.
The "Tak i khodi" leave-in conditioner is a simple way to control frizz and maintain soft, silky hair all day if you’re sick of finicky, unmanageable hair.
Styling with leave-in conditioner
I still have some bleached hair. Furthermore, it has been more than a year since I had a haircut. The extreme frizz at the ends shows the damage, so I search for products that will minimize this frizz.
Classic washing
Shampoo, Insight mask (for dry hair, post-chemistry, or damaged hair), conditioner, leave-in care, and styling—flax gel is used now—are the steps I follow for the majority of my styling. I use the "Tak i Khodi" conditioner every time I wash, only switching out the masks, to monitor the effects of Livin.
My hair consumes roughly three parts of Livin, as I mentioned previously. Rub the product on your hands; it quickly blends with water and doesn’t leave lumps. I use the praying hands technique when applying all leave-in products, smoothing my hands from top to bottom and stepping back 10 cm from the roots.
Following this, Livin’s hair rapidly turns into algae and carries thin families. There is no formation of wet fluff.
Curls are very reluctant to form if you apply Livin after the Insight Dry Hair moisturizing mask. The hair is over-moisturized and appears cold, very soft, and smoothed after drying, with almost no curls.
The combination of living with Post Chemistry or Damaged Hair masks was my favorite. Curls are curled, soft, and shiny because they require balanced care because they are not as moisturizing. There is absolutely no filler.
Conditioner + livin
I tried to avoid using masks and instead gave my hair an instant conditioner treatment, as I mentioned in my previous post. I decided to give the ends a little livin because they were lacking in moisture.
The stiff ends instantly came to life after using this leave-in conditioner, becoming more pliable and slippery. They held the curl firmly and did not break into tiny strands when they squeezed. It’s interesting that it took a while for the hair to dry. The ends stayed outlined instead of fluffing up as they dried.
"Tak i khodi" leave-in conditioner makes frizzy hair easy to manage and gives it a smoother, more polished appearance.
Because of its lightweight formula, hair stays soft and flyaways are tamed throughout the day without feeling heavy.
Regular use of this product helps the hair regain its balance and hydration, which facilitates styling and upkeep.
Adieu to unwelcome frizz and hello to hair that is healthier and easier to manage!
