BioInfusion Hydating Conditioning Balm - A MUST Try



This morning I tried BioInfusion Hydrating Conditioning Balm for the first time, and I have to say - I am very impressed! This stuff works great!! I think if you have thick, super curly hair - and you give this puppy a try - I'm guessing your hair will probably thank you for it.

If your hair is finer, and you don't want something to weigh it down, then you could probably use this every once in a while as a deep conditioner, but you would probably not want to use it very often.

For those of you with "monster" hair like mine - I say, put this stuff to work!!

It's about $10 at Walgreens, so it's also pretty easy on the pocket book*score*. In fact, if you consider that it is very much like Biolage's Ultra Hydrating Balm, but for roughly half the price for the same amount, it's definitely worth a go, right?

Ok, so here's my attempt at describing this product for you:

*It's consistency is thick, but a creamy thick, not a dense heavy thick -if that makes any sense:0).

*When it goes on, you can tell that you don't need heaps and heaps of it, as a matter of fact if you scoop about a half golf ball sized amount into your hand, apply to your hair, and then add a little water, you should have more that enough to smoosh through and cover all of your hair. It does tend to foam a bit too, so as you are smoothing it through your hair you will have excess that can be applied to the other parts of your hair you may have missed.

* The smell is fresh, but not overpowering. It reminds me very much of the smell of the Biolage Ultra hydrating Balm, so if you like that scent - you should like this.

*After applying and rinsing my hair felt well hydrated and well conditioned - dare I even say soft:0>. And best of all my curls were still in tact (no wild halo to speak of) - can't beat that!!

Product Description: A blend of science and nature. BioInfusion Hydrating Conditioning Balm is an intensive-conditioning system that deeply replenishes hair with the basic elements hair needs to moisturize and restructure. It contains a conditioning complex that combines pure botanical extracts of rosemary and golden seal with deep conditioners that rejuvenates dry, damaged hair. Hair recovers its natural shine, silkiness and softness. This product is not tested on animals. Made in U.S.A.

Ingredients: Water, Myristal Alcohol, Centrimonium Chloride, Cetearyl Alcohol, Iso Decyl Oleate, Propylene Glycol, Fragrance, Methyl/propylparaben, Phenoxyethanol, Hexyl Cinnamal, Coumarin, Linalool, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Hydroxycitronellal, Amyl Cinnamal, Polysorbate-20, Geraniol, Algae/Algae Extract, Rosemary Extract, Golden Seal Extract.

So, all in all on a scale of 1-10, 10 - being the best of the best - I would rate this a 9. The only reason I wouldn't give this product a 10 is because, I wish the ingredients were a bit more natural.

Here's a picture of my hair after cowashing with V05, conditioning with BioInfusion, and styling with Aussie Instant Freeze gel (which I ended up needing only half as much as what I usually use*yay*).



Ciao!!

4 Comments:

BekkaPoo said...

Wow.. talk about defined and poppin! Looks beautiful! :)

Onyxcabelo said...

Thank you!!

MღRLz said...

Have you ever used Cantu Shea butter?

http://www.drugstore.com/qxp158104_333181_sespider/cantu/shea_butter_leave_in_conditioning_repair_cream.htm

If so, is it better than Cantu?

Onyxcabelo said...

@M3RLz - No, I haven't tried it, but I've wanted to. I heard that a lot of people really like it. Now, that I've read that oils vs butters article, I might just have to go and get some and see if it will work for me . If i do, I definitely let you know:0).

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