Ojon is the talk of the town these days. If you haven't seen them on QVC, then you've surely heard other beauty bloggers raving about their products. Ojon's Restorative Hair Treatment contains 100% Ojon palm nut oil from the rainforest in Central America. I had received their 5-piece Nurturing Hair Ritual Kit which contained their Ultra Hydrating Shampoo, Conditioner, Revitalizing Mist, Hydrating Styling Cream and the Restorative Hair Treatment. You can see my (rave rave rave) review on this kit on Pierce Mattie's Beauty PR blog. I simply cannot get enough of that Shampoo & Conditioner!
It took me a while to finally get around to trying out the Restorative Hair Treatment, simply because you need to leave it on for 25 minutes. Tell me when I have 25 minutes to spare when brushing my teeth involves my kids vying for my attention. So I've somehow managed to convince my husband to let me get an hour of "home spa" time each Saturday. I finally had the chance to use the Restorative Hair Treatment that has been sitting on my counter begging me to use it.
It is a small container, but as they say, good things come in small packages. You really don't need too much of this product to make it work for you. I have pretty long hair, so it took me 3 teaspoons full to fully saturate my hair. You simply scoop some into your hands, rub them together to warm it up, it then becomes more liquid-like and you can smooth it through your hair. Once you've smoothed it through your hair with your hands/fingers, you then use a pick to comb through your hair to make sure it is evenly distributed, then let it sit for 25 minutes.
After rinsing it out you shampoo and condition as usual. The scent is a little different from the other products. All have a nutty scent to them, but the Restorative Hair Treatment has a nutty fresh ground coffee bean scent. I love coffee, so I didn't mind the scent at all.
I noticed my hair felt soft and managable and brought back a lot of shine. This is a product you would only use once per week as a deep conditioner, although you may be tempted to use it more often because of how marvelous your hair will smell and feel.
Review: Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment
Review: Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment
Ojon is the talk of the town these days. If you haven't seen them on QVC, then you've surely heard other beauty bloggers raving about their products. Ojon's Restorative Hair Treatment contains 100% Ojon palm nut oil from the rainforest in Central America. I had received their 5-piece Nurturing Hair Ritual Kit which contained their Ultra Hydrating Shampoo, Conditioner, Revitalizing Mist, Hydrating Styling Cream and the Restorative Hair Treatment. You can see my (rave rave rave) review on this kit on Pierce Mattie's Beauty PR blog. I simply cannot get enough of that Shampoo & Conditioner!
It took me a while to finally get around to trying out the Restorative Hair Treatment, simply because you need to leave it on for 25 minutes. Tell me when I have 25 minutes to spare when brushing my teeth involves my kids vying for my attention. So I've somehow managed to convince my husband to let me get an hour of "home spa" time each Saturday. I finally had the chance to use the Restorative Hair Treatment that has been sitting on my counter begging me to use it.
It is a small container, but as they say, good things come in small packages. You really don't need too much of this product to make it work for you. I have pretty long hair, so it took me 3 teaspoons full to fully saturate my hair. You simply scoop some into your hands, rub them together to warm it up, it then becomes more liquid-like and you can smooth it through your hair. Once you've smoothed it through your hair with your hands/fingers, you then use a pick to comb through your hair to make sure it is evenly distributed, then let it sit for 25 minutes.
After rinsing it out you shampoo and condition as usual. The scent is a little different from the other products. All have a nutty scent to them, but the Restorative Hair Treatment has a nutty fresh ground coffee bean scent. I love coffee, so I didn't mind the scent at all.
I noticed my hair felt soft and managable and brought back a lot of shine. This is a product you would only use once per week as a deep conditioner, although you may be tempted to use it more often because of how marvelous your hair will smell and feel.
Review: Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment
Ojon is the talk of the town these days. If you haven't seen them on QVC, then you've surely heard other beauty bloggers raving about their products. Ojon's Restorative Hair Treatment contains 100% Ojon palm nut oil from the rainforest in Central America. I had received their 5-piece Nurturing Hair Ritual Kit which contained their Ultra Hydrating Shampoo, Conditioner, Revitalizing Mist, Hydrating Styling Cream and the Restorative Hair Treatment. You can see my (rave rave rave) review on this kit on Pierce Mattie's Beauty PR blog. I simply cannot get enough of that Shampoo & Conditioner!
It took me a while to finally get around to trying out the Restorative Hair Treatment, simply because you need to leave it on for 25 minutes. Tell me when I have 25 minutes to spare when brushing my teeth involves my kids vying for my attention. So I've somehow managed to convince my husband to let me get an hour of "home spa" time each Saturday. I finally had the chance to use the Restorative Hair Treatment that has been sitting on my counter begging me to use it.
It is a small container, but as they say, good things come in small packages. You really don't need too much of this product to make it work for you. I have pretty long hair, so it took me 3 teaspoons full to fully saturate my hair. You simply scoop some into your hands, rub them together to warm it up, it then becomes more liquid-like and you can smooth it through your hair. Once you've smoothed it through your hair with your hands/fingers, you then use a pick to comb through your hair to make sure it is evenly distributed, then let it sit for 25 minutes.
After rinsing it out you shampoo and condition as usual. The scent is a little different from the other products. All have a nutty scent to them, but the Restorative Hair Treatment has a nutty fresh ground coffee bean scent. I love coffee, so I didn't mind the scent at all.
I noticed my hair felt soft and managable and brought back a lot of shine. This is a product you would only use once per week as a deep conditioner, although you may be tempted to use it more often because of how marvelous your hair will smell and feel.
Review: Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment
Ojon is the talk of the town these days. If you haven't seen them on QVC, then you've surely heard other beauty bloggers raving about their products. Ojon's Restorative Hair Treatment contains 100% Ojon palm nut oil from the rainforest in Central America. I had received their 5-piece Nurturing Hair Ritual Kit which contained their Ultra Hydrating Shampoo, Conditioner, Revitalizing Mist, Hydrating Styling Cream and the Restorative Hair Treatment. You can see my (rave rave rave) review on this kit on Pierce Mattie's Beauty PR blog. I simply cannot get enough of that Shampoo & Conditioner!
It took me a while to finally get around to trying out the Restorative Hair Treatment, simply because you need to leave it on for 25 minutes. Tell me when I have 25 minutes to spare when brushing my teeth involves my kids vying for my attention. So I've somehow managed to convince my husband to let me get an hour of "home spa" time each Saturday. I finally had the chance to use the Restorative Hair Treatment that has been sitting on my counter begging me to use it.
It is a small container, but as they say, good things come in small packages. You really don't need too much of this product to make it work for you. I have pretty long hair, so it took me 3 teaspoons full to fully saturate my hair. You simply scoop some into your hands, rub them together to warm it up, it then becomes more liquid-like and you can smooth it through your hair. Once you've smoothed it through your hair with your hands/fingers, you then use a pick to comb through your hair to make sure it is evenly distributed, then let it sit for 25 minutes.
After rinsing it out you shampoo and condition as usual. The scent is a little different from the other products. All have a nutty scent to them, but the Restorative Hair Treatment has a nutty fresh ground coffee bean scent. I love coffee, so I didn't mind the scent at all.
I noticed my hair felt soft and managable and brought back a lot of shine. This is a product you would only use once per week as a deep conditioner, although you may be tempted to use it more often because of how marvelous your hair will smell and feel.