{REVIEW} Etude House Silk Scarf Camellia Seed
Etude House silk scarf has different levels of damage control in this particular line, so if you have severe damage you should use number 4: Avocado hair mask.
Since Raelene ordered most of these hair packs and liked them all (to an extent) and I ordered the avocado one and LOVED it, I decided to go ahead and order them all!
I'm going to do my first review on Level 1: Camellia Seed and work my way up the levels. Raelene and I already had done a collab review of Level 4: Avocado which you can read if you wish to. *click*
I remember the Avocado one having a lot of hair mask. For comparison purposes I'll say that this mask didn't have nearly as much as the Avocado one, or, my hair grew quite a bit since I used it which is very well possible. With saying that, the mask blended through my hair pretty evenly so that's good.
With a subtle floral scent that lingered while my mask was in, it soon left after I washed it out. I left my mask in all afternoon and throughout the day. Because this is a level 1, I wasn't expecting a lot from this mask but I ended up surprised with really shiny and soft hair!
This is a mask for people who don't have a whole lot of damage to their hair or don't want a heavy treatment.
Pros
- Great floral smell
- Easy application
- Soaks completely into hair after time
- Great for short hair
- Great for non damaged hair and ends
- Shiny hair
- Soft hair
Cons
- Not enough mask for long hair
- Smell doesn't stay in after rinsed out
I would recommend this mask to anyone who wants to have shiny, soft and luscious hair! So, everybody.
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