Dabur Vatika Hair Fall Control Styling Hair Oil
Dabur Vatika Hair Fall Control Styling Hair Oil is a new hair product that I picked up a few days ago at my hairdresser's. As she was washing my hair I spotted the Dabur Vatika box on the shelf and asked about it. Someone got the bottle off the shelf for me and I inspected it....On the bottle the product has claims such as 'softening action', 'intense natural shine', untangling action', 'restores beauty to hair', 'restructures hair and damaged ends'. I opened the bottle to smell the oil, as this is important to me. This is one of the deciding factors for me on whether or not I will buy a product, of course the cost is very important to me as well as well as a number of other things... This oil cost me £6 and comes in a cute little spray bottle, which can be used again once empty.
As my hair was just newly relaxed (it has been three months since my last touch-up), I wanted to try out this oil. I have been experiencing some shedding, well actually quite a lot, which I know is stress related.
In terms of consistency, the oil feels like a serum, but I did not want a serum so I checked the ingredients which were Extra virgin olive oil, cactus extract, D-Panthenol and Perfume. On the side of the box, there appears to be aloe vera, I suppose this may be part of the cactus extract. Aloe vera is well known for its healing and penetrating abilities. In fact I use aloe vera gel in my hair from time to time when I want to slick my hair back.
In terms of consistency, the oil feels like a serum, but I did not want a serum so I checked the ingredients which were Extra virgin olive oil, cactus extract, D-Panthenol and Perfume. On the side of the box, there appears to be aloe vera, I suppose this may be part of the cactus extract. Aloe vera is well known for its healing and penetrating abilities. In fact I use aloe vera gel in my hair from time to time when I want to slick my hair back.
We used the Dabur Vatika hair fall control styling hair oil in conjunction with the Jennifer Myers hair oil. I have been using the Jennifer Myers hair oil for some weeks now and I like it alot, and I will need some more of the oil soon, I still have a little bit left so I will hold out on buying a new bottle for a while. I took this product along with me so that my hairdresser could see it and we put a few drops of the Jennifer Myers hair oil on the scalp and hair before finally styling it.
After talking to my my hair stylist, we decided on trying out the Dabur Vatika hair fall control styling hair oil to see if it was any good...
I must say my hair feels very soft and not dry at all, it usually feels quite dry a few days after relaxing it, this is because of the chemicals used in the relaxing process to straighten the hair. When I got home, I wrapped the hair and sprayed some of the oil over my hair before wrapping it and then tied a satin scarf over it. The next day the hair was extremely soft but still maintained its swing and movement. So, the hair is not weighed down or stiffened by either of these products.
I must say my hair feels very soft and not dry at all, it usually feels quite dry a few days after relaxing it, this is because of the chemicals used in the relaxing process to straighten the hair. When I got home, I wrapped the hair and sprayed some of the oil over my hair before wrapping it and then tied a satin scarf over it. The next day the hair was extremely soft but still maintained its swing and movement. So, the hair is not weighed down or stiffened by either of these products.
Update 9 June 2009
The last time I went to buy this oil at my hairdressers' it had increased to £9.00.
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