KhairPep Review (Part 2)
Just last week, I finally shared my initial experience with KhairPep. A line that contains peptides that allegedly bring hair back to a much healthier state. Â I mentioned, from my first experience, that I received some tangling. Â But even with that as an obstacle, I still thought it was a decent product overall.
Then, in the comments, something was brought to my attention that I didn't realize. Â The person inquired about why I washed the product out when the directions state otherwise. Once I read that comment I reached for my jar and read the back label. Â Wouldn't you know it, I used the product like a conditioner instead of like a leave-in as intended. Â Immediately I knew that I'd have to do a follow up review as soon as I tried KhairPep again the way it was intended.
I did my usual routine of applying deep conditioner to dry hair. After rinsing, Itowel dried t-shirt dried until my hair was 50% dry. Â Then I proceeded to lightly detangle. Â Once done, I rubbed a little KhairPep between my hands and applied all over (concentrating on the ends). Â After letting it sit for a few moments, I rubbed in some Nexxus Promend leave-in cream to help seal split ends (or any cuticle lifting as a result of the ingredients in Khairpep). Â Finally, Â I applied a few spritz of Biolage Keratindose and placed in a ponytail.
The early consensus is that this second experience was way different from the first. Â No massive tangling. None of that. Â In fact, overall my ends feel strengthened and I'm getting very little breakage when I manipulate. Â When they started to feel a little dry, I just rubbed in a little Aveda daily hair repair and went on my merry little way. Come to think of it, I'm actually glad Khairpep is a leave-in. Â There's something to be said about a powerful ingredient being left in the hair to do it's job. Â Not to mention that it's going to last me waaaaay longer using a little on damp hair than applying as a regular conditioner.
Once again, I'm thankful to the reader who left a comment guiding me in the right direction. Â Because of her, I had a completely different experience with the product. Â I couldn't be happier.
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Then, in the comments, something was brought to my attention that I didn't realize. Â The person inquired about why I washed the product out when the directions state otherwise. Once I read that comment I reached for my jar and read the back label. Â Wouldn't you know it, I used the product like a conditioner instead of like a leave-in as intended. Â Immediately I knew that I'd have to do a follow up review as soon as I tried KhairPep again the way it was intended.
I did my usual routine of applying deep conditioner to dry hair. After rinsing, I
The early consensus is that this second experience was way different from the first. Â No massive tangling. None of that. Â In fact, overall my ends feel strengthened and I'm getting very little breakage when I manipulate. Â When they started to feel a little dry, I just rubbed in a little Aveda daily hair repair and went on my merry little way. Come to think of it, I'm actually glad Khairpep is a leave-in. Â There's something to be said about a powerful ingredient being left in the hair to do it's job. Â Not to mention that it's going to last me waaaaay longer using a little on damp hair than applying as a regular conditioner.
Once again, I'm thankful to the reader who left a comment guiding me in the right direction. Â Because of her, I had a completely different experience with the product. Â I couldn't be happier.
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