Kevin Murphy - ANGEL.WASH

Very weird shampoo. The structure looks like pink clay and it smells like it; a bit musty. It also doesn't foam so you (in your gut) need a lot of the product. My hair feels a lot stiffer after washing. That way, it is suitable for fine hair so that you get more body, but if you have long hair, it is a crime to brush it afterwards.

Kevin Murphy is a brand that I would love to love. The concept, the look, the scent, the promises... My hairdresser also uses Kevin Murphy products. Somehow, when I come back from the hairdresser, my hair is well washed. They do use a lot of combination products on my hair there. My hair then looks super well-groomed, but a little weaker than if I were to do it myself. But still healthy. With that idea, I went to try Kevin Murphy shampoo. But unlike the hairdresser, you then have to wash the shampoo yourself. What I feel then is that my hair is being stripped of its natural oils. When I look at the list of ingredients, this is probably due to the hard surface cleaning dust it contains and high on the list. My hair also feels sticky, like gum or something. I'm probably not as handy as the hairdresser and I'll have to buy a very inclusive package to get the result from a hairdresser. Unfortunately, nothing for my hair.

This shampoo was recommended to me by my hairdresser. Naturally fairly thick and medium length hair and to create more volume, this shampoo would be perfect. After washing, I notice that my hair has about volume for an hour. But then it collapses and becomes mega thin. The hair also feels very thin after washing with this shampoo. Shampoo bottle not even completely emptied and thrown away.