kerastase - any good?

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My hair always looks super shiny after the hairdresser has done it but is this because she adds a dollop of some sort of styling gunk (kerastase but not sure what) or her expertise with the dryer?

I wonder if I'd see any difference between that and my usual Aussie stuff.

Top drawer I find...

I have used Kerastase shampoo (Bain Satin 1) for over 20 years and my hair absolutely loves it. My granny used to get it from her salon for me and I've used it ever since :) I will never change!

@BlairWaldorfLovesShopping

I have used Kerastase shampoo (Bain Satin 1) for over 20 years and my hair absolutely loves it. My granny used to get it from her salon for me and I've used it ever since :) I will never change!

I'm the same, I'll never swap. I use Bain satin 2 and then the hair mask, my hair always looks so much better than with cheap shampoo.

I swear by the tresemmé keratin conditioner and treatment. My hair is an entirely different texture with it. I was an Aussie user til earlier this year too.

Kerastase is Harrods while Aussie is M&S. Does that help? It's worth paying the extra.

Yes, it's BRILLIANT

I swear by kerastase - nothing makes my hair as shiny or as good.

I used to be a Saturday girl in a salon when I was a teen and we used kerastase products (nothing else!).
It worked wonders on everyone's hair! There are different ones to use on all different types of hair.
It's really amazing stuff.
If I could afford it I would definitely buy it now.

I use Kerastase Defense Thermique (anti-hair fall fortifying blow-dry fluid, not so glamorous in English) and it is excellent.

My mum swears by it, is it any good for curly hair?