Posts filed under 'Hair Care'
It’s summer and time to frolic outside. The perfect hair for park excursions and road trips is soft and flowing not stiff and made-up. To achieve this look our members tried the new hair care line by Herbal Essences, Tousle Me Softly.
Using a combination of products from the line, our members show you how to achieve a fun, flirty, tousled look:
Tousle Me Softly Shampoo
Tousle Me Softly Conditioner
Tousle Me Softly Spray Gel
Tousle Me Softly Finishing Touch Cream
Tousle Me Softly Hair Spray
For long tousled hair:
July 15th, 2009
We are happy to introduce the Pantene Tryology program.
Pantene wants to hear how real women think their hair feels after using their shampoo & conditioner. We’re currently running Tryology Programs for these Pantene hair care collections: Full & Thick, Moisture Renewal, or Nature Fusion.
To see if you qualify for the program and receive your free bottle just complete this quick survey.
If you qualify, you receive a free bottle of the shampoo and conditioner in the mail and get to create a review like this:
Pantene Pro-V Shampoo, Full & Thick Review
or
Pantene Pro-V Conditioner, Daily Moisture Renewal Review
May 13th, 2009
It looks like Pantene Pro-V is coming out with a new line called: Pro-V Nature Fusion
According to the website: For the first time ever in a Pantene shampoo, scientists have combined Pantene Pro-V to unlock the power of cassia essence to give your hair strength* and natural radiance.
Harper’s Bazaar magazine is giving away samples of the product here.
Try it out and let us know what you think!!
Check out reviews of other Pantene Products like this review of Pantene Pro-V Conditioner, Smooth & Sleek by Sundaydress03:
March 31st, 2009
People are waiting longer periods of time before giving in and getting their hair cut. To keep your hair healthy in between the right product will help a great deal!
janeft states that “Herbal Essence’s Hydralicious lives up to its name and beyond. The shampoo alone moisturizes and conditions my hair beyond my expectations; and the conditioner leaves my hair incredibly silky soft. No tangles, smooth and shiny hair. The best moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioner I have ever used…and I have used alot!”
She tried out the Reconditioning shampoo and conditioner, but the Hydralicious collection also includes Self-Targeting for for normal hair and Featherweight for for hair that needs body.
February 12th, 2009
We just launched the Hydralicious Expo featuring Hydralicious, Herbal Essences latest collection of shampoos and conditioners. To participate in the Expo, you can submit reviews of this product and because it is an assignment where Herbal Essences products are worth $10 you make even more cash!
So if you haven’t reviewed the Hydralicious Collection, now is a great time to submit your video review and earn $10 per product review!
You can choose from any of their great products based on your hair type:
Self Targeting
Featherweight
Reconditioning.
You can either get started by making your own review or check out some of the other reviews like this review of the Self Targeting shampoo and conditioner by Lindsey0308:
January 15th, 2009
I’ve heard rinsing your hair with vinegar for cleansing effects but who knew it was supposed to brighten skin, soften hair and improve health as well. This product is wallet and eco-friendly which are also major pros.
This article states that:
“Vinegar is very useful as a rinse for the hair for several reasons. Acetic acid is a mild chelating agent, so it can be useful in removing mineral deposits on the hair that accumulate over time due to impurities in the air and hard water. The clarifying properties of ACV and other vinegars also extend to the removal of accumulated sebum or other waxy buildup from products. When used for this purpose, it is important to use a greater concentration of vinegar (25 to 50 percent). Rub it into the scalp and leave it on the hair for a few minutes, which gives it time to work.
Another excellent application for vinegar is to use it in conjunction with soap/shampoo bars, as a means for the prevention of build up of hard water–induced soap scum, which can be devastating to the condition of your hair.
Vinegar is also just a great pH adjuster for the hair when used as a rinse in a dilute aqueous solution. It is essential that your hair be the proper pH after cleansing and conditioning, as this affects the overall health, appearance, and condition of your hair. For this reason, most modern shampoos and conditioners are “pH balanced,” meaning they are adjusted to a pH very close to that of the hair in its healthiest state.
Other foods that are great for your hair include: egg yolk, avocado, and beer.
For other “green” tips check out the Eco Living Expo at
Pumpkinpie reviews her favorite eco-friendly Burt’s Bees product:
-Froso
January 9th, 2009
Because of the current state of the economy, it seems like we are all making changes in our spending habits whether it be in our holiday spending or in our beauty routines.
I personally am trying to stretch out a much need hair cut as long as possible, skipping manicures/pedicures, accepting my pale complexion, and searching for cheaper products that still work great.
Instead of hitting the salon for a complete hair coloring, you might want to just touch up those roots with an in store dye. Nice& Easy by Clairol offers a a relatively inexpensive root touch up option. SweetMeg14 says “I love this stuff….it lets you stretch out your time between salon visits so it saves lots of money!”
You can give in and do your own nails! I know the idea might seem scary to some of you but there are some great all inclusive manicure kits that help simplify the process. Ilovegabby1128 recommends the Sally Henson French Manicure kit:
For the fair complexioned that can’t afford the tanning bed at the moment, try a home self tanner that will give you a bronze glow.
2005chk recommends Sally Henson Airbrush Face Tanner for the “no streak” look:
What substitutions are you making in your life during these tough economic times? Share with others at Expo
-Froso
December 1st, 2008
We all want beautiful, healthy hair and often go to great lengths to achieve it through dyeing, straightening, washing, brushing, etc.
Herbal Essences is releasing a new collection of shampoos and conditioners called Hydralicious
“meet your hair match with our teams of custom-swirled shampoos and moisturizing conditioners. take a dip into our swirls of luscious hydration. find the one that’s right for you.”
The collection features 3 different options for you to select the perfect shampoo/conditioner for your needs: featherweight, self-targeting, and reconditioning.
While these products have not been released for sale yet, you can check out Hydralicious reviews by Expo members who received a sample through our Tryology program like this review by DamarisA:
November 24th, 2008
At ExpoTV we have special communities for some of our favorite products like Herbal Essences , Gain, and LG.
The Herbal Essences Expo features all the latest products in the Herbal Essences line with Expo members giving their honest opinions of how the products work.
I’ve always thought of Herbal Essences as a great product that works well, smells great, and has fun packaging (and commercials.)
Dangerously Straight is on my list of shampoos to try next as a gal who is addicted to her flat iron.
Bobobeka seems to like it in his review:
SCJT seems to really love the Longterm Relationship line:
-Froso
November 10th, 2008
Hair care fans will find a ton of great information from other hair care enthusiasts in the unique new Herbal Essences Expo! Expo members are sharing all kinds of hair care tips and where they get their hair inspiration.
PumpkinPie is inspired by her daughter’s natural curls. Friends, family, and celebrities are popular hair inspiration for many of our members.
Want to get in on the fun? Join the Herbal Essences Expo today and connect with other hair care fans like you!
September 24th, 2008
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