Well-groomed: Which shampoo to watch out for and which serum is the new winter hit?

Dry hair restorative mask, lemon-scented and scented serum, excellent anti-dandruff and anti-dandruff shampoo that finally brings results. We tested all the new hair products on the market - and those are the conclusions

1. Exfoliating the scalp of SABON

What: Scalp exfoliation.
The promise: "Cleans and removes dead skin cells, toxins and dirt."
How it was: Like washing your head with a grainy toothpaste. Experiment M's scalp didn't know where it came from. For more than 30 years, her scalp has been around the world, and suddenly she learns that there is an exfoliation just for her, with oils, menthol and Dead Sea minerals. Not unpleasant, this scrub, which comes with a gentle roughness and a lemony clean green scent, but apart from a fresh feeling that lasted a minute or two after the overlap, M is hard to attest to the long-lasting cleansing effect that changed her life. Extra not really essential for a shower shelf.

Price: NIS 79 per 300 g.

It is also possible without. Sabon Scalp Peeling (Photo: PR Abroad)

Soap (Photo: PR, PR)

2. Sacara hair serum and mask

What: Dry and damaged hair serum and non-rinse hair mask, both with Brazilian walnut oil.
The promise: "Serum is matched to hair after smoothing or color for perfect looking and velvety touch. The mask creates a fresh feeling for supple and soft hair."
How it was : Let's put things right - the serum is pure fat, and yet quite successful. The skeptic, who takes care of boutique hair products that cost at least 10 times, made a face when she got the serum at his tiny price, but admits she was surprised. It is rich but not greasy, wraps the split ends with a gentle and non-heavy coating, and generally reorganizes the dryness that held its long hair into something softer and more pleasing. It is advisable to upgrade: the overly delicate scent that with a little effort could bounce the product at least two leagues. The no-rinse mask was another story altogether - the thinning liquid coming in a spray bottle did the hair the opposite of freshness and shine, leaving it messy. Big nu nu.

Price: Dry hair serum - NIS 18.90 per 100 ml, non-wash mask - NIS 13.90 per 150 ml.

Comse Comse. Sacara Hair Serum (Photo: PR Abroad)

Scara (Photo: PR, PR)

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3. Serum of kerestase

What: Serum for strengthening and protecting lightened hair
The promise: "Reduces breakage, seals the edges and protects against wear even with high humidity."
How it was: Crestas products (almost) always have what it takes. And what is needed is the smell of expensive, a commitment to promise and a price that justifies hair products only if they contain 24 carat gold. The new Blonde Hair Serum meets expectations - it leaves soft and silky hair without lubricating it, paris carpet, and reorganizes the hair even when it's dry and messy, accompanied by a lemon-scented, clean scent. Also suitable for wet hair after shampooing and upgrading during the day. Very worthwhile.

Price: NIS 169 per 150 ml, blond absolute series serum.

Worth plus. Blonde absolut series (Photo: PR Abroad)

Crestas (Photo: PR, PR)

4. Vichy's dry hair mask

What: Hypoallergenic mask for dry and damaged hair.
The promise: "Healthy, shine-free, soft-touch hair."
How it was: Vichy, the serious dark-skinned pharmacy brand, indulges in a mask that, in the experimentalist's opinion, is just as perfect: "My hair really goes through all the torture possible: color, shades, high-frequency facial and at least three visits a week to a chlorine-and-pee-rich pool. This mask has managed to get him out of depression, making it softer, healthier, combed easily and relatively silently. The price is not cheap, but not crazy either. Pleasure. "

Price: NIS 70 per 200 ml.

pleasure. Vichy's dry hair mask (Photo: PR Abroad)

Vichy (Photo: PR, PR)

5. Label M Anti-Paris Mist

What: Mist that helps smooth hair.
The promise: "Protects against hair damage and restorative properties."
How it was: Paris, an ancient and truly unresolved First World, but there is a situation that we found the closest thing to it. The experimenter whose image appears in the Wikipedia entry of Static Electricity tried the new series of the label M label, and decided to recommend the excellent Mist. A magical, flimsy liquid in the format of Fritz, which calms edgy hair, controls it, raises bouncy edges and the way is used as marvelous hair perfume, leaving zero sediment or heaviness. Really excellent.

Price: NIS 120 per 150 ml.

Label M Anti-Paris Mist (Photo: PR Abroad)

Label Mother (Photo: PR, PR)

6. Kiehl's conditioner

What: Hair conditioner gives volume.
The promise: "Helps regenerate thinning and indispensable hair."
How it was: The shampoo contains honey, rice, wheat, and bran oil and other things that we fancy. It has a nice smell, a bad softening ability and it forms a stubborn dreadlocks beauty. But more volume and looks? For this we will need a miracle.

Price: NIS 109 per 200 ml.

Does not meet promises. Kiehl's conditioner (Photo: PR Abroad)

Kil's (Photo: PR, PR)

7. Amika lather shampoo

What: Dry shampoo with foam texture.
The promise: "The formula revives the look of the hair, moisturizes and gently cleanses."
How it was: If you look at the bright side, it has a good smell! And it is worth focusing on the smell, because everything else was just not. Does not neutralize the grease, loads a dirty, heavy look on the hair and pulls it down. But hey! It has a good smell!

Price: 90 NIS to 166 ml.

Good scent, overall. Amika lather shampoo (Photo: PR Abroad)

Amika (Photo: PR, PR)

8. Yves Rocher Anti-Dandruff Shampoo

What: An unbalanced scalp treatment shampoo.
The promise: "Hair is protected and free from dandruff from the first use."
How it was: And now to the subject that no section dealing with hair products is disgusting without it, the scales. An experimenter with a scalp from Hell who had an affectionate choice for hats, said that Yves Rocha's dedicated shampoo did show some success in eliminating the White Devil, and that she didn't stop counting the flakes that covered her head, but chances were they would have diminished even if they hadn't disappeared completely. The scent is pleasant, and unlike other products she has tried, it effectively cleans the head without drying the hair.

Price: NIS 25 per 300 ml.

There are results. Yves Rocher Dandruff Shampoo (Photo: PR Abroad)

Yves Rocha (Photo: PR, PR)

9. Elvive shampoo and conditioner

What: Shampoo and conditioner are enriched with coconut oil for normal or dry hair.
The promise: "Enhanced nourishing coconut scented hair."
How it was: Albiv, the proletariat of hair products, launched a new series of dry, coconut oil-rich hair that aroused mixed emotions: On the one hand, even after first use, the shampoo and conditioner softened her dry, burnt hair at the ends of the experimenter. On the other hand, after the third use, they weighed on the hair and put it well beyond what was desired, to the point of fear of breaking a hatchet on the forehead. All this goodness comes in the very scent of coconut, which is both pleasing and a little too much. Suitable for really dry hair, and less for everyday use.

Price: NIS 17.90 per 550 ml.

Suitable for very dry hair. Elvive shampoo and conditioner (Photo: PR Abroad)

L'Oreal (Photo: PR, PR)

10. Estee Lauder's suitcase

And after the hair, it's time to take care of everything else, and all that stuff is packed in one suitcase that manages every year in the December area to evoke a pleasant vibration among the boxed goose geese, and quite rightly so. Estee Lauder's crazy red suitcase includes a serum, makeup remover, eye cream, moisturizer - small and cute, and also a mascara, two palettes of eye shadow and blush - nude and pastel - especially equal, 3 lipsticks and gloss - all full size. All this goodness, with the full price being NIS 2,600 costs NIS 349, buying branded products for NIS 399 across all the pharma chains or brand store for NIS 499 (without the need for additional shopping).

a treat. Estee Lauder suitcase (Photo: PR Abroad)

Estee Lauder (Photo: PR, PR)