Review BioSilk Silk Therapy

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#20
meela188 said:
No you don't, joking:D but in all honesty We are working with two different beasts. I guess i should have specified, I do not have a loose curl pattern. My coils are tight and my hair is relaxed so that only adds to it's need for moisture.
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Yeah the relaxer does make a big difference! Not to mention my hair is very porous.
 
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#21
This is the best thing ever made for hair! :woohoo: I have colored my hair for the last 7 years constantly and before this nothing made my hair silky smooth. But when I bought Silk Therapy it only took one time to make me fall in love and I believe this is for a lifetime! :love: Trust me - you won't find better leave-in conditioner / smoother for your distressed hair!
 
#22
Well, I've run out of this stuff and definately noticing a difference, not in a good way!
I figurered I'd try some of the other tons of stuff I have on my shelf but nope, gotta go buy a new bottle of this asap
 
#23
A note for curly girls: Biosilk's stuff is loaded with silicones (like Cyclomethicone & Dimethicone) which are really doubleplusungood for our hair. The silicones have a temporary taming effect (which is why I used Biosilk all the time at one point!) but an unfortunate drying/stripping long-term effect which just kills curly hair.
 
#26
dazzlepuff said:
I could not find any threads about biosilk and feel its a product that really deserves one. Biosilk is dead expensive where I'm from (Norway), but I get it online for a fraction of the price.

I started using this in December, and blow dry it into my hair, and then use it to smooth out flyaways. Its makes my hair so soft and shiny, and I did not think this was possible for my overprocessed hair. On top of the bleaching it, I blow dry it and straighten it every day.

When I went to the hairdresser last week, she commented on how good it looked. She then put the Redken Extreme Cat protein treatment spray in it after doing my highlights, and it started to foam. This treatment is supposed to fill protein in the hairstrands where they lack it (which chemical treatments take away), and when it foams your hair has enough proteins. Mine actually did, for the first time since I started my blow dry/straighten/bleach regime.

On top of this, I use it on dry skin, and it really makes a difference there too. My dry legs actually look normal, and I could basically dust them, they were that dry!

Will recommend this to anyone with coloured hair and/or dry skin!
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I too suffer from over-processed hair, and I swear by this stuff. It makes it look normal! And it smells great!
 
#28
I use bio silk as well. I have fine hair that has been colored a few times. It works well when applied to dry hair vs wet hair. I use it on days when I am just tossing my hair to for work and it keeps my hair from breaking from the constant pony tails.
 
#30
I've heard the alcohol in this product is bad for hair in the long run but I still use it sparingly when I go out. I only use a bit on my ends or else my hair gets greasy. I have a small bottles and its lasted forever!
 
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