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Got2b hottie-Product Review

Through countless hair colorings, bleaching and the use of heated styling aids the damage to one’s hair can be devastating. Devastating to the point where large amounts of hair can begin to fall out due to the damaged hair structure.

In the beginning it can be quite traumatizing; there you are bathing, shampooing your hair and rinsing when you look at your hands and all you see is tufts of hair that should still by all accounts be attached firmly to your head.

Now we know that hair is dead, you have split ends they can’t be repaired, damaged hair, well unless you want to have a hairstyle of G.I. Jane you have to wait for fresh healthy hair to grow in.

Here’s what you can do in the meantime. Now I have never been a big proponent of name brand shampoo and conditioner, however that has changed since I discovered got2b hottie Deep Repair Shampoo and Deep Rescue Conditioner.

It has a fresh bubblegum scent, so part of you wants to eat it, while the other wonders how could something that smells so good be meant for your hair?

The shampoo is thick, I couldn’t use it everyday because I found it weighed my hair down too much, however twice a week was great!

Some of the key ingredients in the Deep Repair shampoo are:

Silk Amino Acids-These are made from pure silk fibres, which penetrate and moisturize the hair shaft. It leaves your hair feeling silky & soft.

Glycerine-This is a type of humectant which draws moisture into the hair.

Panthenol (Vitamin B5) -Used as a hair thickener also adds shine to the hair

Tocopheryl acetate (Vitamin E) -Coats the hair, also has moisturizing properties to soften the hair

Key ingredients in Deep Rescue Conditioner

In addition to the silk amino acids, panthenol and tocopheryl acetate here a few others :

Wheat protein-type of natural protein which also enhances hair shine and leaves hair feeling soft and conditioned.

Hydrogenated grapeseed oil –very high in antioxidents, Vitamin E, C and beta carotene. This is an added moisturizer.

After using these two products, it imparted a noticeable difference in the condition of my hair. My hair stopped falling out while bathing; it was less dry and brittle and was actually soft to the touch.

Now remember the damage that is done to your hair cannot be fixed as your hair like your nails is made up of keratin which is dead. What the shampoo does is penetrate deep enough to give the appearance of healthy hair.

One week when I did not use the shampoo and conditioner, my hair reverted back to its damaged looking self.

If you only choose to use one product, skip the shampoo and invest in the Deep Rescue Conditioner, your hair will thank you.




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