Silk Elements

This stuff is pretty bad. I bought it at Sally's on sale for $2 after CHI heat protection spray failed me. It's good for nothing but shine spray. And go VERY easy with it, or you will end up with the nastiest, greasy mess you can imagine. I use it for a few days after I bleach my fine hair to give it a beautiful shine. No heat protection, the package looks and the product smells very old fashioned. I'm still on my first bottle, and will never repurchase. Cheap silecone and mineral oil. Don't think there is a trace of oilve oil in this. Avoid. Like the plague.

This is NOT for thin hair. It will make it very greasy. The only way I can use it is by spraying some on the hands and then dispersing it through the hair. But even then - so oily. For thin hair use Chi or Miracle 7 shine spray (which doubles as heat protectant!!!) on damp hair :)

This is the equivalent of an average rinse-out conditioner to me. I get no deep conditioning benefits from it. It claims to make detangling easier and smooth the hair but it did none of that. My hair was pretty tangled after rinsing and frizzy when it dried. Since I only bought a small packet of it for little more than a dollar it's no huge loss but I wouldn't buy it again.

I use the tiniest amount of this on my ends or to tame flyaways/frizz. It adds a bit a shine, and will make my hair greasy if I use to much. Nothing special about it, other products do the same job just as well if not better.

For $4.49 at Sally's (I got mine on sale for $3.99 with BOGO - so 2 for $3.99) this small bottle of pre-mixed semi-permanent (deposit only) color is a steal for a root touch up at home or dying your brows. I chose Cinnamon Brown and Mahogany red brown. Both are good but the Mahogany is more cool-toned red. Great for brows too (ssssh!).

Process for 25-30 minutes.

Lasts about 30 days.

Not good for resistant grays or a large % of gray.