As a girl with extra long hair, I have always given a special attention to this segment's care. I have tried in my life several brands and products who pomised to make my hair healthier and more beautiful. Of course, most of them had no effect.
But in the past three years I have been using the L'Oreal's products Elseve (Romania)/Elvital (Denmark). I have tried many of their collections for hair nutrition and protection, but I was the happiest with the Anti-breakage collection (shampoo, conditioner and mask). My hair was smooth, shinny and it smelled nice for two days. Therefore I just kept using it.
After moving to Denmark, I had the chance of trying a wider variance of collections, but none was as satisfying.
But last week I have seen in the markets that they have launced a new collection- Extraordinary Oil. Of course, I had to try it and I have bought both the shampoo and conditioner.
I have been using them three times so far and I can honestly tell, they are magic. Not only that my hair was smoother and shinnier, but it also looks a lot healthier and has such a nice volume, that I dont really need to arrange it in the morning.The effect lasts for two days.
I really feel that my hair is repaired and healthier than before. The split-ends are reduced and the overall look is improoved.
The texture of the shampoo is similar with Elvital Nutri-Gloss (the pink one), but the conditioner is thicker than others that i have tried so far. I really like the smell even though I don't really know any comparison for it.
The product has one flow though. After the second day, I really need to wash my hair again, as it is getting really greasy (from the oil content). It is kinda frustrating as I almost finished one bottle in 2 weeks and it is not really reccommended for the healthcare of the hair.
But, overall I am more than satisfied with this new collection and I would reccommend it to anybody with long dehydrated hair! I am definetly going to buy it again, but I plan to use it alternatively with the classic Anti-breakage, in order to rarefy the number of washings per week.
