Hortaleza Professional Hair Spa Treatment

Back then I was always visiting salons for hair treatments like hair spa, hot oil, hair rebonding and event coloring. I always say, “they know how to take care of my hair more...” So I knew it was all worth it. My hair was okay and I never had any problems with it. But as most of you may have known, I am not a frequent salon goer now. Thought I still do especially for my haircuts or maybe for special treatments I can never do, aside from that, I tried doing things at home.

It was all because of GRADUATION.

Hahaha! Nothing really scary happened during graduation. To be more specific, it was after graduation when my mom told me that she wouldn't be giving me anymore money. Well, it’s fair, I guess, since I've already graduated and with a job a few weeks after; but of course, salary wasn't always great on your first job (unless you’re a lucky son of a gun). So, I had to do things differently. Unlike some fresh grads who were allowed to rest for a few months or maybe those who have saved enough money (money and I quite hate each other ‘cos I’m a bit of a... okay... I’m such a big spender), I’m quite unlucky. So I have to be smart with how I do things.

Enjoying my hair spa at home :)

Fast forward to 2011 and 2012 – I guess I’ve learned a lot and maybe more after graduation. And one important thing I’ve learned is that you don’t always have to go to salons or derm clinics for your skin or hair’s maintenance. You can actually do things at home and you’d save more money by doing so. For example, to keep my face zit free and smooth, I was a frequent derm clinic goer, but now, I don’t have zits and I haven’t had a facial for, I dunno, 6 months or more? And now, thanks to HBC, I don’t have to go to salons for my hair spa. How much does a normal hair spa cost in a salon? P300 or more, right? Well, if you’re doing that, I have a better suggestion for you: Hortaleza Professional Hair Spa Treatment.

Okay, so here’s how you should do it:

1. Shampoo your hair; Rinse then towel dry.

2. Gently massage a sufficient amount of the product onto hair and scalp

3. Process hair using a shower cap for 20-30 minutes

4. Rinse; though there’s no need to re-shampoo

5. Do this once a week!

THE GOOD BITS:

A protective lid :)

It's all coco-ish white ;)

It’s waaaay inexpensive than having your hair spa in salons. I mean, for only P200+ (forgot the exact price. Sorry!) your hair get to enjoy a hair spa treatment, which will last for more than a month. Imagine spending P300 every week for your hair spa? It’s pretty unreasonable, right? For this giant hair spa treatment tub (500g), you get your money’s REAL worth. I love the not-so salon-y scent and the minty feeling it gives your scalp. Feels like your hair and scalp’s really having the time of their lives. Your hair and your pocket will thank you for it!

THE BAD BITS:

I, honestly, can’t think of any.

OVER-ALL:

Smooth, bouncy and silky hair! :)

I’m giving this product a rating of 10/10. Gosh, HBC’s been saving me so much money. I was actually gonna buy the Black Pelan treatment but sales attendant at HBC suggested me to try this one instead and I have no regrets! So, what are you waiting for? Go try this at home. Let me see if I can ask my mom and sisters to pay me P100 for their hair spa when I use this on ‘em. Smart move, eh? LOL