New Natural Fusions Hair Care By Palmers | Corallista

Hi everyone welcome back to my channel, I'm finally feeling a little bit better. I'Ve been sick with Viral more than a week now, but today, I'm feeling much better. Today, I wanted to share with you a really cute range of haircare products that have just launched at mica, so the range is called natural infusions, and this is inspired by DIY recipes that almost all of us have tried at some point in our lives. So they've combined some really nice ingredients into these products to create this sort of DIY nature, inspired haircare range and before I go on further, I just want to mention that all these products are free from sulfates, parabens, phthalates, mineral oil and gluten. Also, everything smells really really nice for products. Here, we've got at the masala rosewater chenza. Then we have the lavender rose water conditioner, then the mallow root, leave-in conditioner and lastly, the chia seed and argan oil, hair masque and each of these products - heroes, a particular ingredient alike. For the shampoo it is, the micellar rose water, then for the conditioner it is lavender for the leave-in conditioner. I love this product. Firstly, it smells amazing and secondly, it doesn't weigh your hair down it just detangles it and makes it a bit smoother when you spray it on, and it just helps in smoothing and softening your hair without really adding too much to it and at the same time, It'S so easy to use because it doesn't need to be rinsed off. Another amazing thing about these products is that if you see the ingredient list, you have the natural ingredients quite high up on the list, which means they're present a high proportion, which is always desirable. You don't want your naturals or your active ingredients at the bottom of the list here and you can see it has got so many ingredients. Apart from the hero ingredient, it's got so many oils and that's why this is really really nourishing. If you have hair. That'S quite as rough. If you have hair that is quite dry, I would definitely recommend this one. Now the cleanser is quite nice. If you have especially hair, that's quite greasy, because it's a clarifying shampoo, it will get rid of all that excess oil. It'S not particularly, you know, very greasy, but at the same time it's really nice and gentle. It'S not going to strip your hair dry, and I think this is great for anyone who has hair. That'S not do dry hair that doesn't require like too much nourishment you need something quite lightweight specially for people who wash their hair daily, or you know very frequently. I think the leave-in conditioner is a really good option. What I liked about the last product here, which is the mask, is that it's not very happy or very crazy a lot of times her mask can be really thick and sticky and greasy. But if you see this is a very nice lightweight mask, it's still going to nourish your hair really well, but it's not going to weigh it down. So, even if you don't have super dry hair, if you have even like moderately dry slightly frizzy hair - and you just want something - that's going to smoothen it or you want like a weekend treat where your hair, you can try this mask and you just like the Rest of the product, it smells amazing. I think the pricing of the product is also, quite after all in the price range of 700 to 750, so they're not very expensive, and they still have just really good high quality ingredients, and the only thing I would say could be improved is the packaging? I'M not a huge fan of the packaging and the look of it. I feel it could look just a little more premium, but otherwise I think the product is really nice. So if you're looking for new hair products to try out, preferably those with more emphasis on natural ingredients, I think the farmers and natural fusions is a nice range that you could check out. It'S now available on mica, I'm going to put the links in the description box and that's all for today's video. Thank you so much for watching see you soon in my next one