Make A Little Go A Long Way

Trying to get the most out of that expensive conditioner that you finally splurged on? Or, are you saving the tiniest bit of your now discontinued favorite product? Make conditioner go farther by trying these tips:

• Before applying conditioner, squeeze out as much excess water from hair as possible. Otherwise, the conditioner will be diluted, and may drip off of hair rather than being absorbed.
• Apply conditioner only to your “trouble spots”- for example, your ends- rather than all over your hair. Unless your hair is very dry, the midsection of hair will probably not need much conditioning. And if you have oily hair, conditioner applied to the roots might actually be making your hair more flat. Experiment with applying conditioner to certain sections of hair and observe the difference.

• Have a great scented conditioner that just gets covered up by other styling products? Use it to replace anti-frizz or shine serums to get amazing smelling (and looking) hair. Rub a small amount between your palms and smooth over hair. Use a small travel shampoo bottle like these to take it wherever you go for a scent and style touch-up!

A Triple Threat! Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment

Are your bathroom shelves full of products meant to shine, condition and repair? Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment ($21.00, 1.35 oz) can be used three ways to make your hair more beautiful! Whether your hair is color-treated or natural, damaged or healthy, you can gain more manageable, silky hair.

For deep conditioning, warm a teaspoon-sized amount of product in your hands and apply through dry hair. Leave in twenty minutes and follow with you usual shampoo and conditioner. If you prefer a leave-in conditioner, work the product between your palms until it becomes a lightweight oil. Distribute evenly through towel-dried hair and style. Or, use the oil as a shine enhancer by smoothing a very small amount of dry, styled hair. The choice is yours!