Thanks for attention to my review.
In the presence of long hair, willy-nilly one of the most running means for leaving will be shampoo) And at me, in accuracy, as well as any lady who is looking after the hair, "has no limit to perfection" (c) and search of the shampoo continues all adult life. In passing with huge interest also novelties are studied.
And the condition of an organism in general, so and our hair - whether it changes with age, with circumstances and even depending on weather conditions too, so it is quite logical, as leaving has to change on a state and requirements.
On the advice of my hairdresser, I already for a long time buy colored hair shampoos: it and color has to keep also the impact on hair which was more sparing than at usual shampoos.
For this reason when choosing funds for testing, I gave preference Shampoos of the Organic Citrus series from PHARMA ORGANIC. for the dyed hair. And continuation of the name at it just wonderful: "with extract of the Japanese grapefruit, berries of a sea-buckthorn and proteins of sweet almonds for firmness of hair color". It is a little beauty in delight to eyes: the sea-buckthorn to all of us is well-known, and it is that Japanese grapefruit which photo was given on demand by Google:
Here such celestial-blue box at me in hands appeared:
Very nice registration: the Japanese pagoda probably hints at that Japanese grapefruit which extract is mentioned in the name, as well as is a part of shampoo:
The structure, by the way, impresses: 99% of the ingredients which are a part shampoos - natural origin, and 5% - organic. It is registered on one side boxes together with the volume (250 ml), storage conditions, date of production, a method of application, a contact information of firm manufacturer and also an expiration date. It quite long - 36 months! However after opening of a bottle what the badge of the same name testifies to, the term of use is reduced to 6 months.
The kindest badge - "hare" is also present at packing (as well as at all other products of PHARMA ORGANIC) because it is not tested for animals.
We open a nice on the touch box and we see a white bottle with gold letters. The design definitely is pleasant to me. The bottle has the oval form: even it is convenient to hold in wet hand. The label which duplicates all important and promising inscriptions, as a box is on the back pasted.
Usual method of application: to apply on wet hair, fingertips massage movements to make foam shampoo, to take for about a minute on hair and to wash away. If necessary - to repeat process. I always wash hair twice: for the first time shampoo does not foam intensively and only the main pollution from hair is washed away, and the second time already and foams are enough and more deeply washed out hair.
For the time spent for our hair, components of structure of the conditioner have beneficial influence on them: counterbalance rn and even promote removal of the harmful remains after the painting procedures and even a chemical wave, to smoothing of scales of a hair and giving of a sparkling, mitigation and giving to silkiness curls.
To start conditioning, only the small effort on opening of a folding lid is necessary:
For convenience on a cover even dredging under a finger is which existence certainly will keep integrity of our marigold)
The consistence is gel, viscous. Colourless shampoo. Aroma - citrus and matchless) Well what to do if I love citrus aromas: they to me increase mood. Thanks to a smell, process of clarification of hair turns into SPA leaving when the procedure is followed by an aromatherapy.
I comb hair already moist. Dry they dismissed, I do not use the hair dryer. The effect of Organic Citrus Shampoo of PHARMA ORGANIC can be seen personally at once from the first application: a cloth of hair clean, well washed out, soft, silky, brilliant.
For the tested usage time, color from hair was not washed away and did not lose gloss but only only increased their length. Therefore I can tell with confidence that shampoo keeps firmness of color and is suitable for a dyed hair.
