I love my Miessence hair care system! At the age of 43 I have finally come to terms with my curly locks. I have given up trying to change the look, the straightening irons are gone and the curly, often dry with a tendency to frizziness, brown (with more than a hint of grey now!) mop is here to stay. I have actually grown to really love my hair and have let it grow as a result of this. It is longer than it has ever been and I am loving that experience too. Definitely reflective of a more accepting attitude to self. One of the blessings of moving into middle age – and there are many, I’m discovering =)
The beautiful, chemical free shampoos and conditioner that Miessence produce keep my hair clean and healthy. It was interesting – when I first went chemical free and started using these shampoos it took a little while for me to get used to the fact that there is less lather than with SLS packed off the shelf shampoos. My scalp also had an adjustment period. I suppose it had been used to the heavy duty chemicals in “normal” shampoos and needed time to adjust to a kinder environment. It is amazing what we subject our bodies to without even knowing we’re doing it. If you are looking for a chemical free shampoo/conditioner or gel/hair repair product – look carefully at the labels, unscrupulous producers often slip in some real nasties and still label it “organic”. If you want to check any of the ingredients of your shampoo – take a look at the toxic chemical list at http://karendlowe.mionegroup.com/en/toxic and see what they do to us.
As well as the desert flower shampoo (which is the one I use and love) and the lemon myrtle shampoo, the Miessence conditioner is fabulous. (http://karendlowe.mionegroup.com/en/category/2) Really thick and creamy and yummy. Because my hair is curly and prone to dryness I also use the Hair Repair B5 spray, just spraying it on whenver it feels it needs it. The real star of the show for me is the “Hair styling gel”. I adore this product. I pop it on after washing my hair and scrunch it all up to accentuate the curls. Then I just leave it to dry…which can be a little chilly right now in this Melbourne winter – I must find a diffuser so I have the drying option as well! It holds it’s shape as it dries and then I scrunch it again to break it up a bit and Voila – beautiful curly, conditioned and fabulous locks =)
Take a look at http://karendlowe.mionegroup.com/en/category/2
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