2019’s Best Kept Hair Secret

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Keratin 10 Leave in Treatment Review

Sponsored content – It’s Summer, it’s often humid and if like myself you have less than perfectly well behaved hair you may be in the market for something to tame frizz? But why stop there when you can address issues such as damaged hair, colour fade and protect against heat inflicted from electrical tools as well reducing static and increasing hair shine with one product? If you add one hair product to your hair routine, let it be Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment (£14.99).

Keratin 10 Leave in Treatment Review

I’m pretty low maintenance when it comes to my unruly locks, I’m pretty much a wash and go kinda gal, purely because I am so strapped for time so the Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment, is right up my alley and as it is an exclusive salon formula you know you are in good hands. Yes, Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment is loaded with benefits but if it is tricky to use, you’ve already lost me. Luckily this easy to use mist, only requires to be misted onto damp hair, comb through and style as normal. It literally takes 2 minutes and as such I’m sure this is something we can all spare for better hair?

Keratin 10 Leave in Treatment Review

So let’s talk about my hair shall we? It’s long, frizz-prone, bleached so therefore damaged and generally if I’m being entirely honest with myself not all that manageable. As I said above, I’m pushed for both time and patience, therefore I don’t have a huge interest in hair styling products. Well that was until I got to try out Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment for myself. Essentially the best way I this instantly hydrating formula is to perhaps compare it to a beyond souped up leave-in-conditioner. Simply must in, go and enjoy all the benefits with next to no commitment.

Keratin 10 Leave in Treatment Review

Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment protects against heat so you can ditch other heat protectants, saving on time and money – you can also wave goodbye to additional conditioning treatments and de-tangled because this tropical (lime and coconut) scented miracle has you covered. From the first use you will notice that not only is your hair far more manageable but also shinier too with improved volume too – great if like myself you have fairly lank hair.

Keratin 10 Leave in Treatment Review

As great as all of this is, it pales in comparison to what Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment achieves when combined with heat. For years I have wanted to try out a Keratin infused blow-dry in the salon but as mentioned I am pushed for time. Rather wonderfully, I no longer need to worry about this as Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment has given me the silkiest, smoothest hair with a high gloss sheen and all I had to do was run the hair straighteners through my hair.

Keratin 10 Leave in Treatment Review

It shouldn’t really be surprising as Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment is a salon formula but sometimes you have to experience products to fully understand the hype. And that’s what I think you should do, give Keratin 10 – Leave In Miracle Treatment a whirl and see how one beautifully scented product can revolutionise both your hair and routine.

You can shop the entire range here but I personally rate and recommend the Keratin 10 money saving triple pack (£17.48) – link.

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June Fashion and Beauty Favourites

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fashion and beauty faves

Sorry, I was late with the video and I’m even later with this post! It’s quite a mish-mash, this favourites video; jewellery, sunscreens, a pair of ballet pumps… You can read more about the wonderful lightweight sunscreens in last week’s post here and I’ll be doing a more in-depth review of Benefit’s Push-Up Eye Liner very soon, so keep an eye out for that. (An eye out. Get it? No?) And I’m sorry, but I make a bit of a mistake in the video; I thought that Jan Marini’s eye cream was £14. God only knows why, because I’ve got a few Jan Marini things and they’re anything but cheap! The eye cream is 14ml, so perhaps that’s where I got it wrong. But anyway, it’s a good eye cream in terms of effects (I have found it to be quite brightening and tightening in the undereye area) but it’s not the most pleasant in texture. I think it’s quite sticky and so I use it at night. For me, it was a bit of a product rave when I thought that it cost £14 but at £49 I think it needs to have a more pleasing texture to bring it up to speed with the competition! It can be quite difficult to apply makeup on top of it if it dries too thickly.

On the other hand, I have an unconditional product rave and that’s the MD Formulations Antioxidant Moisture Gel. It gives a hit of moisture but leaves no residue whatsoever. Great for the summer if you just want something very light but effective to pop on beneath your sunscreen, or if you have incredibly oily skin and you want hydration without all of the other strings that are usually attached! If you want something, also, to follow your spot treatment such as Effaclar Duo, this could be a nice option.

Right. On with the vid! If you can’t see it below then – usual drill – click here. All of the links are below the video pane.

Watch other Monthly Favourites videos here

ASOS Sale: http://tidd.ly/192ddce9

ALDO Cuff: http://tidd.ly/192ddce9

Kurt Geiger Ring: http://tidd.ly/b284d882

Dior Airflash: http://tidd.ly/dc5bb94a

Airflash Post: http://www.amodelrecommends.com/2014/…

Dior Airflash Video: http://youtu.be/VRS-M3L8pWU

Cecilia Pumps from Office: http://tidd.ly/cae11ed4

MD Formulations Antioxidant Moisture Gel: http://tidd.ly/f012dff5

C-Ester Eye Cream Jan Marini: http://tinyurl.com/ln8sqeq (use code SAVEJULY10 or SAVEJULY7 if you spend over £25 or buy two products. One way round or another!)

Anthelios Ultra-Light SPF: http://tidd.ly/8cf93d24

Clinique Even Better SPF45: http://tinyurl.com/kp593um

Push Up Liner from Benefit: http://tidd.ly/6cfe37cf

The dress I’m wearing is from EDUN but last year. On my face I have: Dior Airflash foundation and Rimmel bronzer, Lancome Grandiose mascara and Benefit Push-Up Liner.

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January Beauty Favourites

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january beauty favourites

This came around quickly, didn’t it? I’m still recovering from cooking the Christmas dinner! January Beauty Favourites; we have some hair stuff, some nice morsels of makeup and the results of my sponsored Olay skincare trial*. I also have another giveaway for you (UK only, this time) so keep on reading to find out how to claim a free serum.

If you missed the last couple of Olay posts then you can catch up with them here – basically I’ve been testing out the new Regenerist Luminous serum and SPF20 and have refrained from using all other skincare products for the past month. Five or six weeks, actually, if you want to be pedantic, but for the first week or so I was a bit ill (first trimester pregnancy woes!) and hardly got out of bed to wash my face, let alone apply serum. But anyway, to cut out the waffle, I have definitely given the serum a proper, full, month-long trial and am very happy with the results. I mentioned in one of the last posts that I was very pleased that Olay had added a serum to the line-up – easy to slip into any skincare routine, simple and quick to apply, but with targeted results. (Regenerist Luminous concentrates on helping to even out skintone and generally brighten the skin.)

olay regenerist luminous review

I was particularly pleased to be testing the serum during pregnancy, because one of my skincare worries pre-conception was that my melanin production would go all wonky and I’d be left with dark patches; using the serum felt like a bit of a skin “insurance”. The key ingredients, niacinamide and Sepiwhite (see here for the science bit), not only help with excess melanin production but help to diminish existing signs such as dark spots and patches of pigmentation, so it felt like a good fit for me! I didn’t have any dark spots, but the serum definitely kept my skin on an even keel, I think, and it looked brighter and slightly more luminescent after the trial was up.

You can hear more about the serum and SPF20 in the video, but if you’d like to try the Skin Tone Perfecting Serum for free then the first 50 UK readers to email their name and address through to Olay will be sent one. [email protected]

roller lash mascara review

There are some nice makeup treats in this month’s favourites; a pretty Chanel blusher, a great lip gloss and the new Roller Lash mascara (pictured above) from Benefit. It doesn’t launch until March, but I’ll make sure that I review it properly before then – it’s very good. Right, take a look at the video – the product links are below. Enjoy, comment, share…

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