Avon Fresh Apple & Oat Protein Conditioning Mist

This is a must have if you are going anywhere hot on holiday! If you have long hair like me then you will know what a struggle it can be to maintain at times, not to mention the problem of split ends! I started using the Apple conditioning mist around a year ago and have found it to be not only great value for money, but very helpful in maintaining a nice "healthy looking" sheen on my hair. My hair is so long that I still use a wash in/wash out conditioner after each wash, as I suffer from split ends. The apple spray works on damp hair so I usually just wrap my hair in a towel for a while before spraying. You just ...  Read the complete review

A while ago I ordered lots of stuff from the Avon catalogue as my sister is a rep, and one of the things I chose was their Naturals Fresh Apple and Oat Protein conditioning mist. ~About the product~ This is a leave in conditioning spray which is designed to strengthen and moisturise the hair. It also states on the bottle that this contains Bioseed complex, although it doesn't actually tell you anywhere what that is or what benefits it brings! ~Packaging~ This spray comes in a clear non-aerosol spray bottle, through which you can see the light green coloured liquid, and has a picture of green apples on the front of it. I think ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who reads any of my reviews, will know by now I have a love hate relationship with Avon. I love my Avon lady, Anita but the products on the whole I find quite high priced and I can do better by shopping round for bargains in my town centre and I do like the big brands of stuff being a bit of a snob lol. So what I do from my Avon book is buy stuff that's ever so cheap and on offer and if I don't like it give it away and I don't mind cos I haven't shelled out too much! I bought this on offer for a quid! I no. I'm cheap and I didn't expect to like it cos I don't like heavily scented fruity stuff on the whole but my Mum has dry hair so I thought I'd palm it ...  Read the complete review