Curlsmith - Bond Curl Rehab Salve (2oz)

Ich färbe regelmäßig meinen Ansatz und meine Locken sind dadurch oft sehr „durstig“ nach Protein. Deshalb habe ich die Curlsmith Bond Curl Rehab Salve getestet und ich bin von der Wirkung wirklich überzeugt. Wichtig ist allerdings die korrekte Anwendung. Ich habe mich vorher eingelesen und nutze das Produkt auf zwei Arten: Nach dem Haarefärben trage ich es gleichmäßig auf feuchtes Haar auf und lasse es etwa 45 Minuten einwirken. Danach wasche ich die Haare mit Shampoo und Conditioner und mache meine Routine wie gewohnt weiter. Ansonsten verwende ich es etwa einmal pro Woche für ca. 20 Minuten auf feuchtem (nicht klatschnassem) Haar und wasche es danach ebenfalls mit Shampoo und Conditioner aus. Meine Locken haben dadurch deutlich mehr Spannkraft und fühlen sich kräftiger und strukturierter an. Für mich ist das eine der besten Proteinbehandlungen, die ich bisher probiert habe. Mein Tipp: Unbedingt vorher zur Anwendung informieren, damit man das Produkt nicht überdosiert. In der kleinen Größe kann man es aber gut testen, ohne viel Risiko einzugehen. Fazit: Sehr wirkungsvolle Protein-Kur für strapazierte Locken...bei richtiger Anwendung ein echter Gamechanger

Very happy with this product. Great for my fine curly hair with a tendency towards dryness; without weight and great shine. I’ve tried many protein conditioners to finally land with this fabulous product with no greasy residue or roots following use.

Arrive rapidement, conforme a la description. Satisfait

I didn't have high hopes for this product because it seems like every social media influencer with wavy/curly hair is getting paid to make advertising for them instead of posting honest reviews, and the price is pretty high. I've used other products that were much cheaper per oz, that claimed to repair damaged hair, but didn't do anything more than regular conditioners. I have 3" past shoulder length, mostly wavy (2a-3c), fine, high porosity hair. My mom's hair is straight, and I don't have any sisters, so I never really learned how to care for wavy/curly hair. I just bought whatever cheap shampoo I liked the smell of, conditioned with whatever else was cheap, and had a bad habit of putting my hair up in a bun while it was still wet. I never used ANY products beyond the rare spritz of a leave in conditioner if my hair was particularly static-y, so learning how to take care of my hair without spending money I don't have has been quite the journey, and I still have more to learn. I currently use Johnson's kids shiny and soft shampoo, Alberto VO5 strawberries and cream conditioner (both of which have a small amount of protein), and I've been trying different hair masks roughly every 2 weeks (Shea Moisture Curl and Shine Hair Mask, and Mielle Babassu and Mint Deep Conditioner). I haven't found any styling products that I'm particularly fond of (mostly because of time and cost), so after washing I usually just scrunch the water out of my hair with a small towel from The Perfect Haircare, then plop in a towel/turban from the same company, and after 25 or so minutes I take it down and let it air dry. The times I've used mouse, curl cream, gel, etc. my waves/curls lack definition, and my clumps are stringy. I'm also still having issues with frizz all around my hairline in front and back, regardless of what I do, so I thought I would try a product with more protein to see if it would help. Twelve bucks is a lot for 2oz, but I figured if it didn't help I'd rather be out just 12 and not the price of a full bottle. I divided my hair into four sections, and applied the bond curl rehab salve to each section, brushing through with a tangle teezer brush, and made sure my hair was entirely saturated. Hard to say how much off the container I used because it's opaque, but I think roughly half for my whole head. After I applied to each section, I twisted that section into a bun and secured it with a scrunchy. I then left it on the rest of the day, and overnight. The next day I washed it out with my kids shampoo, and conditioned like normal. I did use some leave in conditioner (Shea Moisture Hydrate + Repair Multi-Action Leave-In) because protein treatments can leave your hair feeling dry. When my hair dried, it had the most wonderful, silky feel to it! My frizz was mostly gone, and I couldn't stop running my hands through my hair. I can't speak to how much it affected my waves/curls because I didn't style my hair at all; I ended up with loose gentle waves throughout. My hair usually tangles in the back pretty badly by the end of the day, but for the two days after I used this product, it's been silky smooth. I can run my hands through my hair at night, and I might encounter one loose knot. Today is wash day again, so I'll be able to gauge how often I need to use it, and what it does for my curls with styling products. Even if it does nothing for the curl itself, I'll probably keep using it sparingly just for the slip it provides my hair when dry.

I have very dry, curly colour damaged hair. Hair feels great after just one use. Wet my hair. Left it on overnight rather than the hour stated. Can 100% see massive results this morning. May not be the same for everyone but if your hair is colour damaged this is def the go to product. Will absolutely buy again