Ojon rare blend infusion shampoo & conditioner

These pics were taken a little while ago, there's not much left of them now :)  There's one thing you need to know about this shampoo (just put the conditioner out of your mind for a moment), it might well be, the best smelling shampoo you'll have ever smelt, or will ever smell.

It's like, warm white chocolate, but not sickly... SO GOOD!  Forget the beads, the rare blend oil, the healing benefits and coconut, for me, this is all about the smell.  Yes, all the aforementioned things are great, they really are, and yes, they make my hair feel lovely (although, I was expecting the beads to burst since they contain Rouge Oleifera, but that didn't happen), but once you've smelt this, you'll never want to wash your hair with another shampoo again.  You'll want to drink it.

Then there's the conditioner, yes it doesn't have that same glugable smell, I mean, yeah it smells good, but nothing compared to the shampoo.  But the conditioner makes my hair feel even more awesome than the shampoo, to the point that I don't use them as a pair anymore. In fact, the conditioner has nearly run out while I have half a bottle of shampoo left.  They're both awesome but in very different ways.  One I want to drink, one I don't.

I could write all manner of rave things about the shampoo, but you need to sniff it for yourself!  So, do yourself a favour, head into Boots or your nearest Ojon stockist, find this bottle and give it a good sniff. If you don't think it smells awesome, well... I'll be shamed.

Each bottle will set you back around £21*, but don't worry, you'll get that back in smell :P

 

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*This post contains PR samples, all opinions are honest and my own

My hair saviours from Lush

Just lately my hair has been horrific.  Say I wash it on a Monday morning, by Monday evening it'll be starting to feel a bit lank and weighed down, and by Tuesday afternoon it's feeling and looking pretty horrid, heavy and greasy.  I refuse to wash my hair every day, and if I'm not going anywhere at the weekend, I'll leave it 3 days.

I've tried all sorts of shampoos and conditioners, John Frieda, Tresemme, L'Oreal and ultimately all led to hair in desperate need of a wash on day 2.  

I used to always get my shampoo & conditioner from Lush, but I found them to be quite expensive, you're looking at around £10 a bottle, but they're full of good natural ingredients and not with any rubbish in them.  When I used to use them, I never really had issues this bad.  So I decided to re-invest and see if they could work their magic again.

For shampoo I went back to my trusty I Love Juicy, it has lots of fruits in there and lemon which is great at cutting through the grease.  The great thing about this too, you only need the smallest amount to generate a good lather, I use about half the amount I would with other shampoos.  I can feel that it cleans my hair really well, leaving it ready for conditioner.

For conditioner, I've gone back to my old favourite, Veganese.  I'm not overly in-love with the scent, however, once rinsed off I can't smell it on my hair anymore.  There's lemon in there to help keep your hair shiny, and seaweed to keep it lovely and soft (I think it's the seaweed smell I'm not keen on).  Only real negative is that you need to use more conditioner than you feel you should as it is quite light and doesn't spread over the hair that well - it absorbs in fast!

Now for the important stuff, how it actually makes my hair feel.  Well, I still wash it every other day, but my hair doesn't look and feel awful on the second day.  The day I wash it, it has volume, but is still soft and has lots of movement in it.  Once again I'm not a slave to the horrendous grease that I was getting just 12 hours after washing my hair.

Thanks Lush for making such great shampoo's and conditioners.

This months Biggest-Pixi3 advertiser is the lovely Jaina from Which Beauty Box UK

 

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