If you have great hair, all you need is a pair of sunglasses and your favorite bag to feel put-together when you step out the door. Proper brushing plays a part in this, but products do too and it’s always best to go the natural route here. Klorane botanical hair care extracts powerful ingredients from nature, giving our locks just the wholesome goodness they crave. I’m in love with their desert date shampoo and conditioning balm (as you can see in the photo, I’ve squeezed almost all of the latter out of its tube!). The date’s reconstructive properties fill in the gaps where your hair is deprived or damaged, resulting in luscious shine and strength. There’s also a flax seed formula meant to volumize flat hair, creating texture at the roots. Mine is too heavy for any additional volume to be had, but the duo did clean my strands exceptionally well without stripping them.
All in all, my only issue is that the conditioner tube is way too small for me. I’ve essentially finished it, even though I still have almost a full bottle of shampoo left. While this always happens to me, the disparity in size between Klorane’s products makes the problem even worse. Easy fix, though! I’ll just get an additional conditioner to balance it out. It’s worth buying two when the results are this good. And since the bottles are biodegradable, there’s no packaging guilt. This is a feel-good company that uses sustainable farming practices, and even plants a tree each time a child is born in Portugal (they’ve planted 100,000 so far). As you’re doing good things for your hair, Klorane is doing good things for the environment, ensuring they’ll be able to produce these eco-friendly products for years to come.
Klorane Shampoo with Desert Date (at Sephora for $15)
Klorane Conditioning Balm with Desert Date (at Sephora for $16)
Klorane Shampoo with Flax Fiber (at Sephora for $20)
Klorane Conditioning Balm with Flax Fiber (on Birchbox.com for $16)
* The plants in the photo are not the actual botanicals in the products.
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