My hair, left to its own devices, is dry. But then I bleach and colour it on the regular, leaving it dehydrated and frizzy. I was very curious to see if the Elvive Hyaluronic Plump shampoo and conditioner would make a difference.
Initially I was a little confused as, being a purple bottle, I assumed this product was a toning shampoo for blondes. However I suppose people who bleach their hair are often going to need this type of intense moisture added, so it kinda makes sense being a purple colour.
The shampoo has a nice but not overly strong smell and was easy to apply. The instructions only said to wash your hair once, but I did a double shampoo anyway.
After my shower my hair felt soft but it was also very light and fluffy - a constant problem for my fine, dry hair.
As for the packaging, the bottle was easy to open and use. The base was smaller, which meant it fell over in my shower rack. I turned it upside down like the conditioner bottle and this solved the problem, though the lid did then collect water.
I usually use shampoo bars for environmental reasons, so I was really really pleased to see the bottle was made of 100% recycled plastic. That is a game-changer for me and means I would repurchase this product.
Was this shampoo better than my usual one? No. Did it do a good job for an affordable, easy to find shampoo? Yes. If I was buying a shampoo to go on holiday or my usual stuff ran out before I ordered more I'd definitely throw this one in the shopping trolley!
I have been using the L'Oreal Paris Elvive Hyaluron plump shampoo song with the conditioner for the past week. I usually wash my hair every second day with no problems between washes, but this range had me reaching for the dry shampoo.. It smells incredible, & lathers beautifully, but it seems to leave a film, almost like there's already conditioner in it.
Tips: A little goes a long way, fine hair does not need much of this shampoo.