For as long as I can remember I've had fine blonde had and since my mid-late 20's I've struggled with my hair feeling even thinner and actually loosing small clumps of hair on a regular basis. It's like the lovely folks at BondiBoost knew what had been going on so when they reached out with their Thickening Therapy range, I was so excited to give it a go and see how it helped with my thin hair so I thought I'd share my experiences with it so far.
BondiBoost
BondiBoost came months of research showed that people are unhappy with their hair quality for thickness, texture, breakage, length, volume and flakiness so they decided that it was decided it was time to solve the problems and designed a range specifically for tired, dull hair, helping to reduce the appearance of split ends and damage to give you healthier looking hair and their range has just grown from strength to strength from there. All of their products are Australian made, free from parabens and sulphates, cruelty free, and also something that gives you the results you're looking for whilst also smelling incredible.
Did you know that BondiBoost also have a partnership with the Zambi Wildlife Retreat, a not-for-profit charity who's mission is to rehabilitate, re-home and give shelter to abused, injured, retired or homeless animals and each purchase from BondiBoost you are helping to support a worthy charity.
Thickening Therapy Range
I got the chance to try out the Thickening Therapy Shampoo and Conditioner from their hair care range. This range is designed to instantly plump fine strands for instant volume while nourishing your hair to give you thicker-looking hair. The ingredients in this shampoo and conditioner help to lift your hair at it's roots whilst helping to expand and plump each strand which gives it instant thickness and and volume. They're packed with Biotin, Vitamin B5 and Hyaluronic Acid which helps to plump and thicken your individual hair strands to give your hair a fuller bodied appearance.
I love that their shampoo and conditioner both came in big 500ml bottles and both have pumps on which is perfect for me with my hand problems because it makes it so quick and easier to use, plus once I get to the end of the bottle it's still so easy to use. With my Raynaud's and injured right hand makes it so hard to squeeze shampoo and conditioner bottles especially when it's gets to the bottom of the bottle so I usually end up having to bin the bottles once I'm in the last 1/4 of the bottle cause I just can't use it so I love that all of their shampoo and conditioner come with the pump & if you really want to you could keep the bottle and refill (I'd love it if one day BondiBoost did refills so you could keep hold of the bottles and just order refill pouches when you run out of the shampoo and conditioner).
I like that this Thickening Therapy range has a light fresh scent and just leaves your hair smelling fresh. Because I have coloured, fine hair, I only need to wash my hair 1-2 times a week. I like to use my ginger shampoo for my first shampoo then use the Thickening Therapy Shampoo as my second shampoo and really massage it into my roots to really lift the roots and help thicken each strand. I then pop the Thickening Therapy Conditioner from my mid to ends and massage that in and leave it till the end of my shower and wash it out as the last thing I do before stepping out the shower so that it really has time to soak in and condition my hair which I find really helps to keep it feeling super soft. This duo is £54 for the two 500ml bottles but I've been using them for 2 months and I feel like I've barely made a dent in how much product I've actually used so they're still loads of the product left so whilst it may feel like you're spending quite a bit of money initially, these can easily be lasting you 6 months if not longer depending on frequently you're washing your hair so you are getting your moneys worth.
Have you tried something from BondiBoost?
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*This blog post contains items gifted for review. All opinions are honest and my own.
