Conditioner in Wella Koleston?

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Cheyenne D.

Jan 8, 2014

Cheyenne D.

This is quite a weird one. And I'm not too sure if it's the same in other countries (I live in south africa).
Anyways, I dyed my hair red about a month ago. And, you know the day 1 and day 30 sachets of conditioner? It's in a gold packet with purple font and the conditioner itself says it's an "intense gloss conditioner" and that it has almond extract in it. Thats about everything there is to describe about it. Anyone recognise it? Because I normally use Tresemm? Colour protect (when my hair has been coloured) or the one from them for dry hair. But I find that they both leave my hair extremely dry and frizzy whereas after just one wash with the koleston conditioner, my hair feels perfect. It's pin straight without me even brushing/combing it (except with my fingers) I used no straightener either. It does have a nice shine to it and it's no longer dry. but it's not oily either.
Does anyone know of any way I could get my hands on this conditioner or have a recommendation for me? I only dye my hair once a year so it's not necessary for it to be for colour treated hair.
Thanks for reading all this hahaha and thanks in advance for any help. :)

Lizzy W.

Jan 8, 2014

Lizzy W.

I'm from Cape Town :D Anyway, I think you should try this conditioner first: http://rubybox.co.za/beauty-brands/are-z/wella/pro-series-colour-conditioner.html (I'm pretty sure it's available ar Clicks)
If that doesn't work for you, try their Brilliance Shampoo and conditioner. It comes in a red bottle and is for damaged, color treated hair. It will have to be purchased at a salon, but it's a great product and definitely worth it.

Cheyenne D.

Jan 8, 2014

Cheyenne D.

Up here in humid Durbz haha...
Thanks, I'll definitely check them out. :)

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