Here I am reviewing Kerastase's strenghtening and repairing shampoo; Bain De Force.
Like all the other reviewers, I am a GHD worshipper along with blowdrying and the odd dye job; therefore my hair was at one point, in dire condition and always seemed to look uneven (both with colour and ... Read review
Action: A frequent-use hair bath that gently cleanses and puts vitality and strength back ... more
into your hair. Results: Hair is supple, and has renewed vitality and strength. Application: Apply to wet hair, massage with the flats of the hands. Rinse t...
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Bain De Force forms part of the Resistance range by top French haircareproducers, ... more
Kerastase. This salon professional shampoo is designed totackle the problems caused to hair as a result of chemical and heatdamage. After use tresses should be left stron...
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Kerastase Hair Salon Bain De Force forms part of the Resistance range by top French ... more
haircareproducers, Kerastase. This salon professional shampoo is designed totackle the problems caused to hair as a result of chemical and heatdamage. After use tresses...
Postage & Packaging: Free! Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
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The holy grail for those with straw instead of hair!
Advantages: Cost-effective; restores hair back to health Disadvantages: None!
...she introduced me to the Kerastase range; for very damaged and weak hair.
Admittedly when I was first told the price (approx. £14) I cringed as I am a poorly paid Veterinary Nurse Assistant. However I knew my hair needed some serious care and so I shopped around online. I found a better price on Lookfantastic.com (approx. (£11) a website I now regularly visit to purchase superiour products to those on the high street.
... ...thermal protector and repairative cream Kerastase Cinement Thermique (£14.65 from Lookfantastic, about £17< in the salon!).
I do use a rotation of hair products to avoid build up, using this Kerastase range every other wash has honestly restored my hair almost to its natural condition and it looks healthy, shiny and most importantly, suffers from hardly any breakage!
I would never resort back to a high street brand, ... more
Here I am reviewing Kerastase's strenghtening and repairing shampoo; Bain De Force.
Like all the other reviewers, I am a GHD worshipper along with blowdrying and the odd dye job; therefore my hair was at one point, in dire condition and always seemed to look uneven (both with colour and ends of hair), dry and unhealthy.
At my wits end, I had a chat with my stylist and (alongside a course of intensive repair treatments [Nanomax - highly recommend]) she introduced me to the Kerastase range; for very damaged and weak hair.
Admittedly when I was first told the price (approx. £14) I cringed as I am a poorly paid Veterinary Nurse Assistant. However I knew my hair needed some serious care and so I shopped around online. I found a better price on Lookfantastic.com (approx. (£11) a website I now regularly visit to purchase superiour products to those on the high street.
You really do need only the tiniest blob of shampoo; about the size of a 5p as it distributes evenly throughout the hair and creates a really rich lather. The smell is quite fresh and zingy and re-enforces the feeling that you are putting life back into your hair!
I usually shampoo twice, first with a cleansing shampoo (at the moment I am alternating between Lush's 'Big' shampoo and Aussie's Mega shampoo).
I use Bain De Force for my second shampoo, as previously mentioning; only using a 5p sized blob. I massage through my hair for approximately 2 mins and then rinse out. At this stage, my hair feels thoroughly cleansed.
I then go on to use the Kerastace Ciment Anti-usure conditioner (£14.20 on Lookfantasic); of which I use a slightly greater amount, about the size of a 50p and massage into my damp (not towel dry/not dripping wet) hair and scalp for about 2 minutes. Once this has rinsed out I follow with the thermal protector and repairative cream Kerastase Cinement Thermique (£14.65 from Lookfantastic, about £17< in the salon!).
I do use a rotation of hair products to avoid build up, using this Kerastase range every other wash has honestly restored my hair almost to its natural condition and it looks healthy, shiny and most importantly, suffers from hardly any breakage!
I would never resort back to a high street brand, regardless of what they promise, because the salon products really do deliver what they promise and are so superiour to anything else I've ever used. I am now a huge fan of the Kerastase brand and have found the same high quality with several of their other products.
A word on the cost: though the products may initially appear quite expensive, they really do last for a long time (I am still using the 250ml bottle of shampoo I bought back in March!) and so they really are not that expensive; the proof is in the quality and longivity!
Advantages: transforms hair, smells gorgeous Disadvantages: salon quality.. salon price
...my hair. My stylist recommended Kerastase Bain De Force and washed my hair with it before i had my hair cut, and from when he first started applying it i knew i had to buy it!
It smells like fresh, green apples, but in a clean soapy sort of way and has a medium consistancy. You only need a 50p sized dollop to cover yourwhole head, as it really lathers up well. i always wash my hair twice, each time using a 50p sized blob.
The bottle is a light ... ...screw top with the kerastase brand on the front and the message of 'reinforcing and refinishing shampoo for weakened hair'.
i bought the big 1000ml from the salon, which cost me around £28 but i guess you could get it cheaper on ebay or you could always buy the smaller size. I bought the salon size bottle as i knew i would be using it alot... in fact this is now my staple shampoo, nothing else compares so i just use it every time :-)
ive been using ...
karleigh21 27.07.2008
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Advantages: smells great, no build up, medicinal, lasts for ages Disadvantages: a bit pricey
Kerastase Bain de force is a high quality shampoo that leaves hair feeling soft, silky and utterly pampered. It is a medicinal shampoo that actually improves the health of your hair over time and increases its voluptuousness as well as its strength and general appearance. After torturing my hair for years with other high street shampoos that just left hideous buid-up and then stopped working, I finally became a salon convert following a sample I ... ...types and kerastase supply some of the best shampoos I have ever tried. Yes they are a bit pricey but I do believe that in this case you get what you pay for. If you've got coloured hair try the mirror bain...it's fab. I am now a convert...All hail... ...
Vanillaquiche 30.05.2009
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Advantages: smells amazing Disadvantages: price,but you do pay for quality
...and still think l oreal kerastase products are amazing and definately among some of the best hair care products on the market. People are always asking me what perfume i have on, on days when i have no perfume on, its the smell of the kerastase shampoo they are smelling amazing. They also make your hair easy to blow dry , and extremely manageble, sleek ,smooth and very shiny. I am hooked on this kerastase shampoo and it would take a miracle for me ...
saras8313 20.08.2009
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...weekly treatment also from the Kerastase Resistance range. After one use I immediately noticed a difference in my hair, it felt much softer and healthier. After using this product along with the other two for 6 weeks, I was shocked, my hair had stopped snapping (apart from the odd occasional strand, but before it was coming out in clumps) and was back to the condition I first started in before touching bleach! This shampoo is pricey, but for the ...
omgblonde 05.04.2008
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Advantages: Smells great, Actually works Disadvantages: Price
I absolutely swear by the kerastase range. They are not normal shampoos just designed to clean your hair, they are designed to treat you hair from inside out. After years of colouring, bleaching, straightening and drying my hair it has finally taken its toll. I asked for some advice when buying my new shampoo and was reccommended this wonder! My hair now feels soft, looks shiny and is breaking less and less. My hair also seems to be falling out less.
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Lozzy_91 24.10.2008
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Product details
Long Name
Bain De Force (Strengthening Hair Bath)
Type
Hair Care
Genre
Shampoo
Manufacturer
Kerastase
Manufacturer's product description
Gently cleans and add vitality and body back into your hair. Every application of this strengthening shampoo will make your hair feel stronger and look healthier.
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