Product Description
Smooths, Protects, Shines
Reduces frizz and controls unruly textures while maintaining style under extreme humid conditions.
Prevents damage from thermal abuse and UV rays.
Unique conditioning agents penetrate deep into the hair shaft to promote a smooth, silky feel, restoring hair to its natural healthy condition.
Sephora Singapore was having a little discount on their New York Streets products so I picked this up.
It was on my to-buy list after I read it about it on some magazines online. You can check out the rest of the products in the same range here
After all the once a year colouring job and perm, I decided shine is something that is essential to make my hair look healthier-looking.
Many people do not pay much attention to the condition of their hair and eons ago, I was one of them too.
But a good hairstyle does make a difference to the whole outlook, other than groomed brows.
That said, I am not a perfectionist and I will never be. So frizz is something I can lived by, without being too crazy, in a reasonable manner.
This product comes in a very lovely tin container. I love useful packaging or container. It made recycling more fun and the product less boring. I can re-use the bottle to many usages like, using it to hold all your brushes on the dressing table or on your travels, keep little knicknacks, etc.
The clear gel is very greasy so I do not mind using it on either dry or wet hair, though I think it works significantly better on dry hair.
I hate the nozzle dispenser though. Its way too small and the contents get increasingly difficult to get out of the bottle as time goes by. And because its so greasy on my hands and bottle, it become slippery as well, which made dispensing it frustrating.
I used about 15 presses for 50% of my long tresses. I usually do not use treatment or styling products
all over my hair.
Hair looks slightly better, with a hint of shine ( though not very obvious ) and just a tad less frizzy.
Overall, it looks healthier looking in a very subtle way, without any greasy after-feel.
Source : New York Streets
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