Shea butter is undeniably skin’s best friend, but when used as hair therapy, the results are amazing, and this is why Savannah Hair Therapy Shea Butter Treatment Mask is this Friday’s favorite beauty product of the week.
TGIF beautiful people! Welcome to Ask the Pro Stylist’s favorite beauty product of the week. This Friday we are back to basics, mine actually, with hair care at its finest. I have had other products to write about, and kept putting off this week’s best, which I had received as a sample at IBS New York 2014. However, I cannot wait another week, as Savannah Hair Therapy Shea Butter Treatment Mask has to be one of the best beauty products I have ever used.
There is no doubt Shea butter is good for the skin, but I have to be honest, I had never used a hair care product that included the beauty nutrient, until now.
As a background, for those who aren’t personally familiar with this beauty blog or me, I have thick, medium coarse, wavy hair that is double processed; highlights over hair color. Once or twice a year I will do a Keratin treatment to smooth my locks and control my frizz. After I used the Savannah Hair Therapy Shea Butter Treatment Mask, *as directed, my hair felt insanely soft, blew out in no time, had intense shine, yet still had my usual bounce, and was frizz-free. It felt as if I had just had a Keratin treatment. But why would it feel like that? Because, as the product details list below, the Shea butter contained in the hair therapy includes Keratin.
“An intense conditioning formula produced from the Shea nut that leaves ultra-dry, coarse or unruly hair manageable, soft and strong against damage. Shea Butter contains high concentrations of vitamin A, E and F, amino acids and keratin, creating a unique complex that restores hair to its healthy state. Keratin delivers softness, flexibility and brilliant shine, while the amino acids assist in the production of proteins that soften, nourish and strengthen hair fibers.”
* Directions to use Savannah Hair Therapy Shea Butter Treatment Masque:
After shampooing with Moisture repair shampoo, apply a generous amount of Shea Butter masque and massage into hair. Wait 5 minutes and rinse thoroughly with water. For best results, use Shea Butter Hair Oil Moisture Repair to complete the treatment.
This Friday’s favorite beauty product of the week, with Shea butter, is highly recommended to repair dry, brittle or damaged hair.
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A writer, author, NY & NJ State licensed cosmetologist, store and salon manager, beauty educator and executive school director, Deirdre Haggerty has been actively involved in the hair and beauty industry in New York & New Jersey for over 30 years.
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