Update on Evo Hair Products

A few weeks ago, I did a blog post on Evo hair products.

Link: http://shoppingqueenjen.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/evo-hair-review-and-haul.html

I'd been using the Therapist shampoo and conditioner that I got from a Lust Have It! box and I absolutely loved it. When I finished the samples, I tracked down a hair dresser in Surry Hills (who stocked Evo) to buy some more but she convinced me to buy the 'Ritual Salvation' shampoo and conditioner instead.

Evo shampoo and conditioner.

She also told me that I needed a hair cut even though I'd just gotten one 4 weeks earlier at the best hair dresser I've ever been to..... (I probably should've known better than to listen to her. If you were interested, my hairdresser is Fringe on Crown in Surry Hills).

Evo Hair Review and Haul

I was first introduced to Evo by Lust Have It! a few months ago when I got the therapist calming shampoo and conditioner in small 50mL bottles.

 It's probably the best thing I've ever gotten from a beauty box as it's completely changed my hair! I used to use whatever was on sale at Woolworths or Priceline and wasn't loyal to any one brand. My hair was knotty every morning when I woke up and it was super duper dry.

Evo is a salon brand that has totally saved my hair! It's tangle free now and I don't have to brush it too much in the morning as there aren't any knots! And for some reason, my hair is growing like crazy! It might have something to do with the fact that I had a big haircut about 8 weeks ago BUT it's pretty much grown back already whereas in the past, it would grow super slowly.

It costs $24.95/300mL bottle from the website or from hairdressers and salons (there is a store locator on the website). The website stocks 50mL bottles and 10mL sachets so you can trial them before you buy the full size.

I ran out of my trial size so when I was in Surry Hills, I popped into a hair dresser who stocked Evo and she actually recommended that I use ritual salvation instead of the therapist as she recommends it for people who have badly damaged and dry hair through bleaching. She suggested that I give ritual salvation a try as it's also more popular than the therapist.

So I bought this:

It's aimed towards people who have dry damaged hair but isn't as intense as the therapist. I can't wait to use it and give you guys a review on it. Hopefully it's just as good as the therapist :)

As a side note, I havn't dyed my hair for almost 5 years and wash it with shampoo and conditioner every 2 or 3 nights (it doesn't get oily). However, I do like to at least wet my hair in the shower every night as I feel dirty if I don't.