Kevin Murphy - REPAIR-ME.RINSE

Wash the second time with this great combi of @kevin.murphy. Today the conditioner review. I love it, smells great, but my hair slurps it up! So it's not very economical to use. Leave my hair super soft in combination with the leave-in.repair. Be very satisfied with this too, only price-technically it's an expensive hobby, given the amount of my hair needs! @weareeves Edit: I notice after the third wash that you already need a lot less! Happy! Plus it looks like I have a lot less hair loss while taking a shower! My hair is soft and shiny!

In addition to the Repair-me.wash I also got to test the Repair-me.Rinse! @kevin.murphy Just like the Wash, the colour and appearance of the product makes me happy. This is a product I need to apply to wet hair, soak in for 2 minutes and then rinse for 80% (how to do this exactly is a mystery for me 🤣). Opening the bottle makes me really happy with the scent, because it smells like a very nice aftershave or masculine perfume (I love men's perfume and heavy scents). I think I've been sniffing for 2 minutes before I put it in my hair. I put the product all over my hair and left it in for 2 minutes. When rinsing out I noticed that I might have done it only in my points, it makes your hair incredibly soft and smooth, but it always means thin to me. I don't have a lot of volume in my hair so always be careful with conditioners and oil. What I do notice is that my points feel soft and fine. All in all, a fine product that makes your hair incredibly smooth and smooth (and not greasy!). Next time I'll be more careful about the amount, but I couldn't leave it because of that scent 🥰 @ kevinmurphy en

A few weeks ago, I started testing the Kevin Murphy Repair Me Rinse conditioner. The conditioner has a lovely scent. However, I don't like to use the packaging. It looks like hard plastic, which makes it harder to get the product out. Furthermore, you should not use too much of the conditioner, as it quickly makes your hair greasy and less soft. However, I should mention that I have thick and stiff hair of my own. So just a little bit is enough. After rinsing out the conditioner, your hair feels wonderfully soft and feels like you've stopped by the hairdresser. In terms of price-quality ratio, I don't think the money is worth it. In my opinion, there are better conditioners for less money.