Hair Raisor

I have gone all out on the treatments front recently. The cherry on the cake was last week, being invited to Gielly Green for a haircut. This is the salon, whose products I have been salivating over for months. The products that I put in my bathroom 'just to test' and that had run out before I had time to add them to my blog. That's how much I loved them.
I was lucky enough to get my hair cut by Shai Greenberg, who I can only describe as a hairdressing demi-god. He performed a few manoeuvres that I had never even experienced before. Cutting your hair with your head upside down anyone?
The result was that my friend nearly walked past me in the street - she didn't recognise me. In a good way. And that is probably the best testimonial that I can give.
I say treat yourself - I've heard it many times, but hair and skin is really worth investing in. (Plus, they have THE most amazing flower bouquets ever).

Help From Big Daddies

The stress of all the travel is really wreaking havoc with my skin and hair.
After another trip, I have two pick-me-ups to look forward to in the comfort of my own home.
Cle des Champs Baume is the complete package that can be used on literally every part of your body. It replenishes the moisture lost on the planes, trains and automobiles. (Plus, it will last you for.e.v.e.r.)
Plus, Gielly Green's hairmask, which smells like vanilla and lemongrass leaves hair soft as silk and not limp and greasy.
Two big daddies that work in harmony to get me back to tip top shape. 

Gielly Green's Nourish Hairmask £29.50

Cle des Champs Baume, £78.00

I'm Gonne Let It Shine

I have a new hair secret. And it’s so good that I almost don’t want to share it, but that would be mean. I have always had fine hair. And I have always wanted thick hair. Fine hair and volume don’t always go together, and what I have found is that ‘Volumising’ products don’t always do what they say on the tin.

With my penchant for discovering exciting new brands, I feel very lucky to have come across Gielly Green. This haircare just feels different. The range is full of handpicked natural ingredients. And actually, the shampoo looks like molten gold. Plus, the products are infused with three wonder oils Argan, Neem and Sea Buckthorn.

The shampoo is a classic clean formula and doesn’t actually claim to puff up, volumise, curl or straighten the hair. But what I have found is that each hair strand feels so clean that the hair becomes full of natural volume. It is not stripped of its natural oils, but rather cleansed in to place.

The Argan rescue oil is something else. If you have fine hair, a drop or two at night through the ends is all you need. You’ll never experience a shinier gloss. So as they say, let it shine.

Gielly Green Classic Shampoo, £16.00
Gielly Green Argan Rescue, £19.50