Hair mask Compliment Oil Therapy. My long-awaited acquaintance. Was it a success? Why I won”t buy it again?

My interest was sparked when I initially came upon Hair Mask Complement Oil Therapy. This product had generated a lot of hype and offered a lot of promises, including deep nourishment, glossy ends, and healthier hair. I was eager to give it a try and see if it lived up to the hype, of course.

I was excited to see if using it for a few weeks would make it my new go-to remedy. The outcomes were not what I had anticipated, and I had to deal with some unexpected consequences. Though it seemed promising at first, the experience didn’t have the profound effect I had hoped for.

Why therefore won’t I be buying it again? I’ll go into my own experience, the benefits and drawbacks of the product, and the main reasons it didn’t quite work out for me in this post. Stay tuned to find out if you should keep searching for a better hair mask or if this one might be worth your time.

I recently tried the Hair Mask Compliment Oil Therapy in the hopes that it would revolutionize the way I take care of my hair, but sadly, it fell short of the expectations. The product made a lot of promises, such as deep nourishment and shine, but the results fell short of expectations and were not worth the additional expense or work. I’ll discuss why the mask didn’t work for me and why I won’t be buying it in this post.

General information about the product

Example of price. 180 rubles. volume 500 ml; Russia is the country of origin Where to purchase Timex in big-box home chemical stores 36-month shelf life Which kind of hair is it meant for, all hair types included?

Manufacturer"s promises

Eighty percent of argan oil is made up of unsaturated fatty acids, which include oligolinoleic acids, Omega 6 and 9, antioxidants, vitamins A, E, and F, and fungal inhibitors. actively feeds the scalp, deeply moisturizes it, guards against flaking and dryness, and gets rid of dandruff. envelops each hair in a protective mantle, improves elasticity, and smoothes hair without harming the outer layer.

Appearance and packaging mask

The mask resembles a heavy barrel-shaped jar. designed in beige and black.

The jar’s lid contains all of the information. Here is a list of all active ingredients:

Argania Oil Shea butter, coconut oil, and macadamia oil

As well as the tasks completed with this mask’s assistance. Additionally, this:

Rich nutrition containing essential oils to promote suppleness and radiance The heat-protective formula balances and shields the structure of hair. imparts elasticity and brilliance

Beneath the lid is a transparent protective membrane. It is very challenging to get rid of. This made it difficult for me to wear the mask, so I took it off completely.

Composition

Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter) Oil, D-Panthenol, Disodium EDTA, Phenoxyethanol, Parfum, Citric Acid, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil, Macadamia Terniolia Nut Oil, Coconut Oil, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Glycerin, Hydrolyzed Keratin, and

Full breakdown of the composition

Aqua — water Cetearyl Alcohol — Stabilizer, binder, solvent, emulsifier, structure former. Cetrimonium Chloride — Used in hair conditioners and shampoos. Antistatic action. Emulsion stabilizer. Preservative. Antiseptic. Glycerin — Emulsifier, solvent, humectant, improves hair structure, adds shine to hair, softens skin. Hydrolyzed Keratin — Hair conditioner, antistatic, strengthens hair, improves hair structure. Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil — natural component Macadamia Terniolia Nut Oil — natural component Coconut Oil — natural component Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter) Oil — natural component D-Panthenol — Provitamin B5. Healing and skin regeneration, anti-aging and anti-inflammatory agent, lifting, skin hydration, improving hair structure. Disodium EDTA — Antioxidant, increases foaming, enhances the effect of preservatives. Phenoxyethanol — Preservative, a mixture of parabens and phenoxyethanol. Parfum — Natural fragrance, aroma. Citric Acid — Citric acid. Antioxidant, preservative, acidity stabilizer, anti -inflammatory effect.

Useful components of the mask

Eighty percent of unsaturated fatty acids, such as oligolinoleic acids, Omega acids 6 and 9, antioxidants, vitamins A, E, and F, and fungicides, are found in Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil, also known as argan oil. actively feeds the scalp, deeply moisturizes it, guards against flaking and dryness, and gets rid of dandruff. envelops each hair in a protective mantle, improves elasticity, and smoothes hair without harming the outer layer.

Macadamia oil, also known as macadamia terniolia nut oil, is high in microelements and vitamins E, PP, and group B. effectively repairs dry hair’s structure and strength and encourages the deep regeneration of hair that has been dyed or damaged due to chemical curling. reduces irritation and inflammation in the scalp and soothes it. has anti-inflammatory and bactericidal properties, and it restores the sebaceous glands’ normal function.

COCONUT OIL: This oil strengthens, shinier, and healthier hair. acts directly on hair follicles to stop protein loss during washing, hence preventing hair loss. reduces split ends and brittleness in hair while increasing its elasticity and softness. restores the hydrolipid layer of the skin, encourages the development of new hair, and greatly enhances the condition of the skin

Shea butter, or Butyrospermum Parkii Oil, is a naturally occurring UV filter that also has regenerating and softening qualities. It also encourages the synthesis of collagen. shields hair from damaging outside influences. possesses a restorative effect on each hair strand and prevents split ends, dryness, and delamination.

My way of using this mask

I use shampoo to wash my hair and give it a good squeeze with a towel. I generously apply this mask, stopping about at the middle of the ear. I work my way up from the ends. I always use it liberally to achieve the goals I cover my head with a plastic bag after gathering my hair into a bun. With Ali’s thermal cap, I preheat everything for twenty to twenty-five minutes. To close the hair scales, I rinse my hair with cold water after washing it off with warm water.

Consistency, color and aroma

The consistency of the mask is medium, though to be honest, I was expecting it to be denser and thicker. The mask exhibits a creamy and slightly oily texture, indicating the presence of the listed oils in its composition.

I find aromas to be exotic. The aroma that greets me when I enter an Indian goods store, personally. It is an incense and spice mixture. The fact that this mask was created here astounds me.

The mask has a faint mother-of-pearl hue and is light beige in color. For me, masks in this color are highly unusual; I have never seen anything like it.

I have to admit that after using the Hair Mask Complement Oil Therapy, I’m not sure how I feel. The mask feels luxurious to apply and does provide a lovely blend of nourishing oils, on the one hand. After using it, my hair did feel softer and had a noticeable shine. That excitement, though, was short-lived.

I saw no long-term benefits, despite the initial softness. The effects faded faster than I had anticipated, and my hair didn’t seem to retain moisture as well as I had hoped. I was expecting longer-lasting effects from a product that claims to provide intensive care. Not only did the scent linger longer than I would have liked, but it was also a little too strong for my taste.

In the end, even though the Hair Mask Complement Oil Therapy has its advantages, my expectations weren’t fully satisfied. There are alternative products available that provide better overall experience and more consistent results. Although I’m happy I tried it, I won’t be buying this one again for the time being. This was only one step in the process of choosing the best hair care product, which can occasionally be quite the journey.

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