Inphenom Mist: I think I found my new favorite leave-in
With all the commotion lately about my Kanechom conditioners, I forgotten about some Inphenom product purchases I also made around the same time. Â Just before I stumbled upon Kanechom, I purchased a deep conditioning treatment and a leave-in mist from Inphenom. Â Still haven't used the deep conditioner yet because I keep reaching for Kanechom each wash day. Â But, finally, I remembered the mist after conveniently running out of my Biolage Daily Leave in Tonic.
Since I roller set on wash days, it's important for me to have a leave-in on hand at all times. Â My go to leave in for years was the Biolage brand for its moisturizing qualities. Â After my hair analysis consultation, I was encouraged to seek out a strengthening leave-in to help treat some of the mild lifting of my cuticle layer. Â I didn't want to automatically default to a product with proteins since I'm doing regular protein treatments now. Â The last thing I want is to overload my hair with protein.
Then I stumbled upon the Inphenom mist and was immediately sold. Â Take a look at the product description and you'll know why:
In case you are wondering what the CMC is, let me remind you. Â CMC stands for the Cell Membrane Complex. Â This is the layer where our ceramides reside. When we relax, color our hair, etc, we impact the integrity of the CMC and our cuticle layer. Â This amazing mist claims to have the ability to positively improve the actual structure of our hair. Â Even if the claims of "amino acid penetration to the CMC layer" isn't completely true, I'm still super impressed by the fact that they even talk like that! Â To me, this speaks to a company who really has a desire to create truly healthy hair.....and I admire that (wipes tear from right eye).
The product description is what made me purchase but what makes me love the Inphenom mist is its packaging. Â Not because it's all sleek & fancy looking. More importantly, this bottle has the ability to product the finest mist I've ever experienced. Â I dunno why, but I have this thing for ultra fine mist.
Makes me feel like, with every spray, thousands of hair strands are being impacted. Â Even when I've used up all the contents, I will save this bottle for future use. Â I have lots of ideas. For one, I'm going use it to mist my hair with water whenever I perform the LOC method. My only qualm is that I wish the bottle came in a larger size but, now that I think about it, because of the coverage I get with each mist, this bottle will last me longer than I anticipate. Â I can also alternate with Biolage on days when I do protein treatments and Inphemon on the other wash days.
So far, I've only experienced this once. Â My roller set came out straighter than usual and my hair feels reinforced. Â What I also love about this product is that it can be used to support the hair in the case of heat usage. Â Since I had such a great experience with this mist, perhaps I can try the deep conditioner I purchased but never bothered opening. Â I'm hoping that I'll be just as pleasantly surprised with the conditioner as I am with the mist.
Since I roller set on wash days, it's important for me to have a leave-in on hand at all times. Â My go to leave in for years was the Biolage brand for its moisturizing qualities. Â After my hair analysis consultation, I was encouraged to seek out a strengthening leave-in to help treat some of the mild lifting of my cuticle layer. Â I didn't want to automatically default to a product with proteins since I'm doing regular protein treatments now. Â The last thing I want is to overload my hair with protein.
Then I stumbled upon the Inphenom mist and was immediately sold. Â Take a look at the product description and you'll know why:
"Inphenom Mist re-supplies the CMC to the hair while blow styling every day. Â Nano-Micro CMC penetrates into the lipid layers and the CMC Amino mix (made of 11 kinds of Amino Acids) penetrates into the moisture layer to hydrate the hair." Â
In case you are wondering what the CMC is, let me remind you. Â CMC stands for the Cell Membrane Complex. Â This is the layer where our ceramides reside. When we relax, color our hair, etc, we impact the integrity of the CMC and our cuticle layer. Â This amazing mist claims to have the ability to positively improve the actual structure of our hair. Â Even if the claims of "amino acid penetration to the CMC layer" isn't completely true, I'm still super impressed by the fact that they even talk like that! Â To me, this speaks to a company who really has a desire to create truly healthy hair.....and I admire that (wipes tear from right eye).
The product description is what made me purchase but what makes me love the Inphenom mist is its packaging. Â Not because it's all sleek & fancy looking. More importantly, this bottle has the ability to product the finest mist I've ever experienced. Â I dunno why, but I have this thing for ultra fine mist.
Makes me feel like, with every spray, thousands of hair strands are being impacted. Â Even when I've used up all the contents, I will save this bottle for future use. Â I have lots of ideas. For one, I'm going use it to mist my hair with water whenever I perform the LOC method. My only qualm is that I wish the bottle came in a larger size but, now that I think about it, because of the coverage I get with each mist, this bottle will last me longer than I anticipate. Â I can also alternate with Biolage on days when I do protein treatments and Inphemon on the other wash days.
So far, I've only experienced this once. Â My roller set came out straighter than usual and my hair feels reinforced. Â What I also love about this product is that it can be used to support the hair in the case of heat usage. Â Since I had such a great experience with this mist, perhaps I can try the deep conditioner I purchased but never bothered opening. Â I'm hoping that I'll be just as pleasantly surprised with the conditioner as I am with the mist.
Wow! When I read the product description I immediately thought about your post on air-drying vs blow drying. I wonder how this product would work for air-drying. I can't wait to read your assessment on this one. I'm tempted to give it a try myself.
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Hi I always read your blog and was wondering when will you start taking pictures of your hair? Its been years since I've seen a hair update. Thanks
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