At times, Longview resident Cindy Terry, 32, has trouble managing her thick head of hair. She decided to turn to a local salon for a deep conditioning treatment to see if it would help tame her red locks.
Darlene Chapman |
Cindy Terry
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Darlene Chapman |
Cindy sits under heat while the conditioner is working through her hair.
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"I'm a sucker for hair products and have been known to spare no expense to keep my locks looking good. So, naturally I jumped at the chance to try out a deep conditioning treatment at a local salon.
The conditioner was applied after a shampoo and I sat with it on my hair under heat for about 15-20 minutes. After a very light rinse, my stylist proceeded to blow dry my hair.
My naturally-curly hair can be a hassle to straighten, but the product left it soft and manageable. At the end of my visit, my hair had a definite sheen that it didn't have when I entered the salon. This conditioner promises to continue to produce the same effects over the next few weeks! As with most conditioning treatments, a regular regimen is recommended.
The treatment runs $45, which may or may not be something you want to commit to every six weeks.
While I enjoyed my experience and have noticed a slight improvement in my hair, I am not certain that a similar treatment might not produce similar results.
I would recommend the deep conditioning treatment to someone who needs intense hair therapy, but I would also recommend to that person a good cut and ongoing daily maintenance with nourishing products, which you can do yourself at home."
