One of the best drugstore hair masks I've tried. I loved it so much that I went out to try some of the rest of the Miracles line, though they didn't wow me as much as this, but I got a backup of this mask already. It leaves my hair feeling silky, detangled and it's nourishing enough for my very dry hair. In combination with Moroccanoil All in One leave-in, my ends didn't dry out for several days, which is an achievement for a drugstore formula. Though I feel a bit cheated they have only have these in 160 ml pots, especially since their Repair mask has 300 ml. 

I've been a fan of this from the day I got it, but I always used it on dry hair on second and later days. Now started using it on damp hair after washing and it really helps the ends stay nourished much longer without leaving them oily. It might be heavy for most, though it's lighter than for example coconut oil, but it helps when I use mask that has a more temporary hydrating result on my very dry ends /hair. This smells like After Eight, so chocolate and peppermint. 

Amazing mask, though I expected this given my experience with Kérastase and the exorbitant price. My hair is so dry and never really soft due to its thick texture, but this makes it feel so silky, softer and just genuinely incredible. I was a tiny bit worried it might not be enough, due to one review that said for dry hair Magistral is better (I got it as well, but haven't used it yet), however, it's definitely nourishing enough and I didn't even have to use a lot. My hair feels like new with this, though I'm not impressed with its ability to control frizz, but that's work for leave-ins and styling at every mask when it comes to my hair. This contains maleic acid, creatine (both care for hair bonds) and ceramides. 

I've tried some deodorant without aluminium in time when I was trying to give the natural approach a go (realised it's not for me) and they more or less sucked, so I was apprehensive about this one and didn't expect it to work, but it's surprisingly great. It doesn't keep me completely dry when it's hot, though my Dove stick one doesn't either completely and it has aluminium, but Nivea keeps me smelling fresher than Dove does at the end of the day. I don't like it's a roll-on because I've been used to dry sticks since my late teens and I hate that wet feeling, but I'll get used to it and I'm glad something without aluminium works.  

I almost had more products disappointing me or at least not wowing me in August. 

L'Oreal's Purple Reviving "Oil" is not new to me, but my roots are currently quite warm, since the colour washed off and I was trying to fix the situation by applying a generous amount of this. It corrects the colour somewhat decently, though not like a shampoo/mask, however, my dislike for it comes from the fact it leaves such an odd feeling on the hair. It's not like silicone-oils (that greasy-ish feeling I'd get along with), instead this left my hair so stiff, with an odd coating and feeling dirty, so I had to wash it the next day. It's simply not an oil. 

Catrice's Fix & Protect Spray is one of the new products for Autumn 2021 and it'd be a decent product if the spray weren't terrible. Or maybe it's the liquid that's not ideal for a spray packaging, but it sprays large droplets. It's not a fine enough mist and it doesn't apply evenly on the face. It also burns my lips for a minute after application. Finish is glowy, but since there are large drops it can look odd. 

I got two Pantene products after being so impressed by the mask. The 7 in 1 Weightless Oil is not an oil. This is a very light spray leave-in, best suited for thin hair that gets weighted down fast, but on my hair it's like I used nothing. I was hoping for some frizz control and extra hydration, but this is not enough for me, though at least it's a light heat protectant. Purple Shampoo looks promising straight from the packaging, since it's intense purple like L'Oreal's, but as soon as it starts to foam, the colour is barely lavender, which means on my hair it has pretty much no effect. Even my lightest ends I feel aren't very toned, though this shampoo might be suited for icy blondes (better than intense L'Oreal). Formula also isn't as nourishing as I hoped based on the mask, but decent enough, not drying. 

Lab System Enzyme Care Peeling is an enzyme scrub for the scalp and it didn't impress me that much. For one the texture is creamy and not easy to get all over the scalp despite the nozzle. I also ended up using a lot and I didn't even manage to get it to all spots - liquid would be easier. The result also wasn't that different from just using shampoo. My scalp admittedly had less of a layer of dandruff, but it was very temporary. It's actually more meant for oily scalps, but you don't see a scalp scrub every day in our drugstores, so I gave it a try. 

I've been a fan of L'Oreal's Extraordinary Oil shampoo for years, so expected a lot from the latest Elvive Extraordinary Oil More than Shampoo, but there no extra conditioner effect on me. It's supposed to combine shampoo + conditioner/mask/treatment, so it's one of those 2-in-1 types if products, but it didn't leave me with that extra silkiness I wanted. It's thick like a conditioner, so I use a lot for one wash because it barely foams and it's twice the price of the regular shampoo. Not impressed.