&honey Color Control Repair Hair Oil 3.0, 100ml (Ortensia Honey)

[Trying out a chanterelle specialized for color care] This time, I'm reviewing a trial product of a hair oil. &honey Color Control Repair Hair Oil Review Rating: ★★★★☆ This is a review of a trial product of chanterelle purchased at a drugstore! Apparently, over 90% of it is made up of moisturizing, protective, and color care ingredients like honey and levulinic acid. The hair oil had a light texture! I also liked the subtle floral scent, but it was a little too light, so it might not be suitable for those who like heavy hair oils. Finally, after using it, I felt like my hair was easier to run my fingers through! Thank you for reading until the end. #andhoney #colorcare

It had a strong, sweet scent. The oil was thick and left a sticky feeling on my hands.

My hair is naturally curly, rather than curly, so it's hard to find a hair oil that lasts. However, this one is great. The oil spreads well, sets quickly, and lasts quite a while. It's a small amount and it's expensive, so I'm giving it 6 stars. (Well, all hair oils are expensive.) I wonder if the low reviews from other people mean they tend to have naturally straight hair. It was great for my hair, which gets super curly with humidity. My daughter, who colors her hair, has fairly straight hair and not much volume, but she loves it and uses it all the time. She bleaches it frequently, so maybe it's damaged. When my daughter uses this oil, her hair looks moist, manageable, and beautifully straight.

Heavy oil: I have thin, light, voluminous, bleached, dry, and frizzy hair, so this is great! It might not work for the opposite type of hair. If you apply too much, your hair will clump, so be careful when using it! I use it in the following order: bath → mist → milk type → let it dry a little → oil. The scent is quite sweet, which is a bit of a problem. The shampoo and conditioner in the same series don't have such a strong scent, so I wish they had a similar scent!

I bought this along with the Chanterelle from the same series. I applied it generously like I would a regular hair oil (in the same price range), and it was incredibly sticky. I have thick, long hair, so I like to apply a generous amount without touching my scalp to keep it hydrated and tame frizz. However, when I did that with this oil, it took forever to dry, even with a hair dryer, and it felt sticky and wet forever...it felt sticky, like I hadn't washed my hair in days. Frankly, it was a pretty unpleasant day. This is the first time I've ever used an oil this heavy. I was determined to use it all up, since I'd already bought it! I decided to just not apply it above my neck! I used it sparingly, applying it below my neck (my hair is long, down to my shoulder blades), and only lightly stroking the remaining amount on my bangs and the surface above my neck. Since then, I've started to think of it as just a regular hair oil. It's a shame that you can't use a generous amount, even though it's specifically designed for color. But maybe a weightier amount is necessary if your hair is severely damaged by bleaching or coloring. I also think that.