As someone with long, color treated hair prone to frizz and flyaways, I’m always on the hunt for nourishing hair oils. When I came across the Bread Beauty Supply Hair Oil, I was intrigued by its glossy promise so I decided to give it a try. Here are my thoughts after several weeks of consistent use.
Ease of Use:
This oil has a lightweight, satin-like texture that rubs in effortlessly. Only a few drops are needed and it absorbs beautifully without leftover residue. Both the pump bottle and small size make it very travel friendly as well.
Hydration Level:
My hair soaked up this blend of moisturizing oils like a sponge. After just one use, I noticed my ends looked healthier and shinier. Over time, my strands feel noticeably stronger and have way fewer split ends. It’s definitely repaired damage from past heat styling mistakes.
Frizz Fighting:
As someone who battles constant frizz no matter the season, this oil tames flyaways immediately. A few drops scrunch into wet or dry hair leaves it silky smooth, not greasy. My curls also hold their shape better with fewer stray hairs.
Scent:
I adore the subtle, pleasant scent – it feels luxurious without being overpowering at all. My hair doesn’t smell like I drowned it in oil as with some other brands.
Value:
At just under $25, this multi-use oil is very reasonably priced for its high performance and little amount needed. A bottle will likely last 4+ months. It’s an investment worth making for healthier hair.
Overall, the Bread Beauty Supply Hair Oil has transformed my frizzy mane into glossy, hydrated locks. I will definitely continue repurchasing this multi-tasking formula that delicately repairs damage while adding shine. It’s a new essential in both my wash day and styling routines. Highly recommended!
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