Hi everyone,
Today, I will be reviewing my latest hair cleanser which is Nori Hair Cleanser, from Aquaspark range of The Nature’s Co brand. I have already shown you this cleanser in my April haul post, so keep on reading to know whether it impressed me or not.
TNC Nori Hair Cleanser |
Product Description:
Get lustrous, luxurious hair with Nori Hair Cleanser. Derived from red algae it is deeply effective in revitalizing and enriching your hair. This cleanser has elastin and minerals that will restore your hair to its glossy, strong, nourished best.
Features:
Category: Hair Cleanser
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Target hair type: For Dry Hair
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Price: INR 795 for 250 ml
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Shelf life: 2 years
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How to use: Apply a small amount and gently massage into the hair and scalp area. Rinse with warm water and repeat if necessary.
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** For best results, follow with Nori conditioner. Because it is natural and gentle, it may be used daily.
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Ingredients:
Ingredients |
Each 100g contains
Nori Extract: 5%
Pro Vitamin B5: 1%
Apple Cider Vinegar: 0.5%
Aloe Vera Extract: 1.5%
W/S base, Aroma, Natural preservatives and Food Grade Colours( FD&C) Q.S.
Products made using natural hill spring water.
Packaging:
TNC Nori Hair Cleanser |
All hair cleanser and conditioner range of 'The Nature’s Co' brand has the same signature packaging. It comes in a transparent, long square shaped bottle along with a marine blue flip top cap. The cap shuts tightly, thus no tension about product spillage and is travel-friendly too. All the details about this product are listed at the back of the bottle itself.
Texture:
Texture |
My Experience:
I’m basically struggling with two issues- 1) hair breakage and 2) Dry and frizzy hair end. So while buying a hair product, I always look for two things – nourishment and hair fall claim. If that product claims these two things or anyone, then this is sure on my buy list. When I saw, Nori Hair cleanser claims to make hair strong, nourished and revitalized, I knew this is coming to my vanity.
I was curious about this Nori extract and to get a clear picture of it, I did a little Google research and found Nori is nothing but edible seaweed, commonly used in Japanese cuisine. Seaweed also helps stimulate hair growth and prevent hair loss. Besides Nori, this cleanser is fortified with pro vitamin B5, Apple Cider Vinegar, Aloe Vera extract and other natural preservatives.
A little amount of this cleanser is enough to clean the scalp efficiently. Only downside fact is that while dispensing the product out of the bottle; quite often products accumulate around the cap opening & makes it messy. It’s been 2.5 months I have been using this hair cleanser, so this 250ml bottle would last you long if you use it every alternate day.
I am blessed with fine, natural silky hair with an oily scalp and dry hair end. From the very first use, I noticed that it effectively cleanses the scalp, but I’d have become happier if it could have made my hair strong and nourished! It didn’t stop my hair fall, neither has it claimed so!
However, when I oil my hair and cleanse it with this hair cleanser, it removes all the oiliness in a single hair wash. I don’t need to repeat the process. It keeps the oiliness at bay for good two to three days. Major plus! So for the oily hair also, this cleanser would work great.
The best part is, when used with Nori conditioner from the same range, the duo acts really well on my hair. It makes hair soft, manageable and reduces hair frizziness to an extent.
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TNC Nori Hair Cleanser |
Plus Points:
- All natural
- 100% Vegan
- Cruelty Free
- Effectively cleanses the scalp
- Pleasant refreshing scent
- Good for dry, and combination hair type
- Available online and TNC stores
- Would last long
- Travel friendly
Minus Points:
- The claim of strong, glossy hair is not true!
- Pricey
- Hair Conditioner is a must for extremely dry hair beauties.
Ratings: 4.5/5
Conclusion:
Suffice to say, it didn’t make my hair strong and nourished (hair breakage remains the same), but when used with a Conditioner, hair becomes less frizzy and much soft. Though it is meant for dry hair only, still I would like to recommend everyone to try out this hair cleanser as it worked for my combination type hair. Girls with an oily hair can give it a try; whereas extreme dry hair beauties please make sure to purchase the conditioner from the same range while buying this hair cleanser.
Read also: The Nature’s Co Evening Primrose Hair Cleanser.
Have You Tried TNC Nori Hair Cleanser Yet? If Yes, Then Share With Me Your Experience In The Comment Section Below.
The packaging and flip cap tube is very different plus I also liked the colour of the actual product. Nice review Ana :)
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