Trying out the Biolage 3Butter Control experience on my torched summer locks.
Plus, win a full set of the product to try yourself!
Forever 21 overalls (similar here), Lush lace off-the-shoulder top (also seen here), Vanessa Mooney earrings via Shopbop, Jean-Michel Cazabat wedges.
If there’s anything that gets used and abused over the
summer (besides my liver), it’s my hair. My curls are literally fried by the
end of a few months’ worth of harsh sunshine, travel, chlorine, & just
general lack of care. So when Biolage approached me to do a sponsored post
trying out their new 3Butter Control experience, I pretty much had nothing to lose. When it came to my hair
care, I’d admittedly already hit rock bottom.
My Biolage 3Butter experience started with an evening at Elements Hair Studio in Brooklyn with
my girls Erica & Sunita (pictured above) and plenty of rosé.
There, I sat down with a Matrix Biolage stylist to learn all about the many
ways I was destroying my mane … and how the new Biolage 3Butter Control System
could help.
Per the name, the products are enriched with three types of
butter (cupuacu, shea, & murumuru), which means they deliver
super-saturating moisture for your hair. The stylist recommended I use a dash
of the Day Cream on my frazzled ends, follow up with the leave-in Night Cream once a week, then add the Shampoo and Conditioner to my regimen for all-around treatment. After seeing how tame and sleek my ends
became after just a quick swipe of the Day Cream, I was 100% sold.
Looking for a way to tame your curls? No matter how dense
your curls might be, the 3Butter Control System will leave them looking
healthier, bouncier, and frizz-free. After using the products for only a week,
I can already see a difference in my locks. This line is literally my new
summer weapon. Now if only I had discovered it earlier…
I'm also excited to share that I will be giving away a full set of the product to one lucky winner! All you need to do is comment below on why you need a #recipeforcontrol for your chance to win. Include your Instagram handle in the comment so I can reach out if you are selected! I'll be randomly selecting one lucky winner on August 18th. Good Luck!
xL
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My hair is dry from coloring and products and could use a deep revitalization.
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Yall cute. I'm looking for a new deep conditioner to try and bring my curls back!! xx
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so much frizz from summer heat and humidity in the south, also crazy pregnancy hormones messing with my hair too! thanks for the chance to tame my curls :)
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I keep either under- or over- conditioning my curls! I need a recipe for control!
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