It’s been a while since I’ve found a volumising shampoo and/or conditioner that doesn’t completely dry my hair out. I couldn’t wait to tell you about this Maria Nila Pure Volume duo. Maria Nila isn’t a brand that I’ve been familiar with for a while but I’m so glad I’ve discovered it now. I love that blogging gives us a chance to try so many lovely products that we probably wouldn’t have bought otherwise. They’re a brand mainly aimed at salons but supply to the public via http://sallyexpress.com/.
It doesn’t have any specific scent to it and I do like a good scented hair product. Although I’m currently using Body Shop’s Strawberry Shower Gel which more than makes up for it. This makes my bathroom smell gorgeous for hours. I’ve been washing my hair twice with the shampoo, just a little bit each time. You don’t need to go over the top. Then moving straight on to the conditioner. I’m guilty of using far too much conditioner and it’s really not necessary and can weigh your hair down. I’ve been using only a small amount, leaving in on my hair for two minutes whist I wash then I rinse it out with as cold water as I can put up with. This isn’t usually a problem as we’ve got an old fashioned hot water tank which is usually empty by the end of every shower.
They’ve got so many other products on their website that I love the sound of, especially their Structure Repair range and the Luminous Colour Masque.
What are your favourite volumising hair products? Have you tried any of Maria Nila products?
Until next time,
Karin says
Such a late comment here but I was googling the brand after using the Structure Repair series and wanted to see if I should try the volume range next. The Structure Repair shampoo (and conditioner) from Maria Nila is hands down the best shampoo I have tried in years. My hair is extremely damaged from the very hard water where I live and I have gone through millions of different brands and solutions to try and repair it. This is the only shampoo that has worked so I’m very happy too! I have fine hair, which is frizzy and dry, but maybe I could even try the Volume one then based on your review!