invi+apotheke hair treatment

This treatment is surprisingly effective at gently softening the hair, even though gentle hair treatments can be hard to find. It works well for me even when I have seborrheic dermatitis, without causing any discomfort. I'm using my second bottle of it.

The price is a bit high, and the lid-style packaging rather than a pump may feel inconvenient for some.

Be careful not to break the lid.

I've been searching for the cause of my rapidly deteriorating skin condition for years (I used to have flawless skin and only applied sunscreen, never wore makeup). I was surprised to hear that the culprit could be my shampoo - I thought, 'How can something that only touches my hair and scalp affect my facial skin?' As I started to consider my skin and body, I decided to try a no-poo routine, but I felt that my hair and scalp also deserved some basic care. After doing some research, I purchased the Inviapoteke shampoo and treatment. I learned that the brand was created by a mother who wanted to make a shampoo safe for cancer patients to use. I now only shampoo twice a week (using a very small amount), and on the other days I use the treatment to wash my hair. The best part is that I'm losing much less hair! I was skeptical at first, but after reading other reviews, I realized this was a common benefit. And to my surprise, the persistent skin issues I had been experiencing have also cleared up. It seems that 80% of the problem was caused by the shampoo and conditioner I had been using. As a designer, I also appreciate the beautiful packaging. The shampoo is black and the treatment is gray - very stylish. The scent is also quite pleasant, in my opinion. I think I'll continue using the Inviapoteke shampoo and treatment exclusively going forward!

Since I'm using this as a no-poo alternative, I only use an amount the size of a 50-won coin, which provides some solace, but the price point is a bit high. And unlike conventional conditioners, you shouldn't expect your hair to become incredibly soft and smooth. If you only use the shampoo, your hair will feel quite dry and coarse, but the treatment helps balance that out.

My top tip would be to use as little as possible. Shampoos and conditioners are actually quite harmful to your body. It's not just instant foods that are bad - the artificial ingredients in these products get absorbed into your skin and scalp every time you use them.