Over the last few weeks I have been using a new line of hair care products from TRESemmé which are specifically designed to combat split ends. Today I am sharing the pros and cons of the products I’ve used.
Split Remedy: A new collection of TRESemmé shampoo and conditioners
Pros
– The conditioner really worked well for my hair. It left my hair feeling very soft.
– My ends did seem softer and smoother after regular use of shampoo and conditioner.
– The Split End Sealing Serum also seemed to make my hair feel softer, smoother, and perhaps even shinier.
– TRESemmé has a great reputation. If it’s good enough for NYC Fashion Week, it’s good enough for me.
РThe TRESemm̩ products are not tested on animals.
– The bottles are fully in fashion being white, black and mint. If you haven’t figured it out yet, mint is a very hot colour for spring (have a peek at Cassandra’s take on mint right here).
TRESemmé Split Remedy shampoo & conditioner
Cons
– There are too many product options for my liking. There are three conditioning treatments (leave in conditioning spray, leave in split end conditioning treatment, split end sealing serum) but I’m not entirely sure what the difference is between them. If I used all three my hair felt way too greasy. Of these conditioning treatments I prefer the split end sealing serum.
– I don’t like the smell of the leave in conditioner spray. I much prefer the classic conditioner.
– These products are supposed to help reduce the amount of split ends. This was too hard for me to measure. The products may have made a difference but I’m not entirely certain.
TRESemmé Split Remedy trio of conditioning treatments
Have you tried any of these or other TRESemmé products? Be sure to leave a comment and let us know what you think.
These products are available at drug, grocery and mass merchandisers across Canada. Each product retails for about $6.
Many thanks to Alexandra H. for sending me these TRESemmé products for review.
Photos by Jordana.
hmmm interesting. I tried their dry shampoo (although it is a mousse instead of a powder)…it definitely has a nice scent, but is better to use if I am “doing” something with my hair rather than using it to leave my hair down. Maybe it’s more an issue of my lack of talent than anything 🙂
I’ve tried dry shampoos from other companies and haven’t liked them at all. I’d rather just use regular shampoo.
I don’t have much talent either…as I said…having three different conditioners just confuses me. I do really like the regular conditioner so that’s what I’m most likely going to stick to on a regular basis…and every once in a while I’ll spice things up with the split end serum.