This post is to commemorate the return of on my favorite hair products all time. It was one of my staples for the longest but somehow, I made the mistake of not purchasing a replacement when I ran out a while back. I think it may have something to do with stumbling upon Keraste's Nutri Thermique mask. Which took over Keracare's spot as my main hydrating conditioner.
Although I love Kerastase with all of my heart, it should have never taken the place of Keracare Humecto. So, to make up for lost time, I decided to go all out and invest in the 5lb tub. Yeah, it's pricey but compared to Kerastase, it's a steal. Not to mention how much product I get to enjoy for $50.00. Humecto is one of those conditioners that my hair never seemed to get tired of so I predict that I'll be scrapping the bottom of the tub in the near future.
Yesterday, I got to crack that baby open and take it for a spin. The conditioner's scent instantly took me back to a simpler time. I didn't have much knowledge about special ingredients, I just knew well how my hair responded with each use. In typical fashion, I blended a small amount of Pure Protein into small batch of Humecto, mixed with a Sprush, and began the application. The creamy, moist texture practically melted into my hair.
Once saturated, I misted with coconut oil spray to further seal in the moisture, then sat under the steamer. Forty minutes later, I jumped into the shower for a final rinse. Seriously, my hair was so buttery & soft, I could barely contain myself. My hair hadn't felt this conditioned in a very long time. Perhaps it was the combination of having clarified, then steaming in a yummy conditioner with oil. Whatever it was, it was magical.
A day later, my hair is happy and ultra-moisturized. Humecto + the washday L.C.O method are the perfect combination. Detangling was a non-issue and my hair still carries the scent of Humecto which I love. Now that Humecto is back in my life for good, I'm seriously considering picking up Keracare Hydrating Detangling shampoo since I've just run out of WEN's Honey Fig. I think the shampoo/conditioner combination could be absolutely amazing.
Labels:
Deep Conditioning,
Healthy Hair
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Do you find that when you have larger tubs of conditioner you tend to use more product? I noticed that myself.
ReplyDeleteJoi, that's probably true. I found myself being a bit more liberal in application. I like the feeling of being able to saturate the hair with conditioner.
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