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Hotel Products Review: True Blue Spa's Best Tressed Shampoo and Conditioner





1BlessedNatural- Hotel Products Reviews: Best Tressed Shampoo and Conditioner


Hey, my blessed naturals,
I hope you all had a great Christmas! Have you ever visited a hotel and wondered about their free shampoos and conditioners? You may have wondered if they would be safe to use on your natural hair. Since I had some travel size bottles from awhile back, I decided to give them a try. The products included the True Blue Spa Best Tressed Balancing Shampoo and Volumizing Conditioner by Bath & Body Works.

Place: Wyndham Hotels and Resorts

Price:  FREE

 Claims: Balancing Shampoo- This spa-tacular shampoo restores balance to your hair. Use daily to gently cleanse while you moisturize and strengthen hair while adding noticeable shine.
              
             Volumizing Conditioner - Best tressed daily volumizing conditioner gently conditions   
             hair to add body without weight. 

Ingredients: None listed on the bottles themselves (gasp).

Consistency and Color: conditioner- very light weight, light blue cream. When I put a drop of it on my hands, it was really thin and disappeared quickly.

                                         shampoo- light blue, clear liquid

Fragrance: pleasant, lemon scent
                                       
 
 
1BlessedNatural: back of True Blue Spa's Best Tressed Shampoo and Conditioner


My Review

The True Blue Spa Best Tressed Shampoo was better than expected on my #naturalhair. I really expected the product to dry it out, but it didn't. My hair felt a bit moisturized. Also, the shampoo lathered easily.

The True Blue Spa Volumizing Conditioner was also good. I only kept the product in my hair for about 5 or 10 minutes after shampooing, then I rinsed it out. My hair was very soft, and my curls actually seemed like they were tighter. My only problem was the travel bottle wasn't really enough for my hair, but that was to be expected.

Grade: B - I took a chance on trying these products, but I think the ingredients really should've been listed on the bottles. 

Have you tried any hotel shampoos and/or conditioners?


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