Kérastase Nutritive Nectar Thermique Review

Today I am going to review a product from Kerastase, which I came across almost a month back. I have used their cimentthermique, which was probably my first Kerastase product. I really wanted to buy theKerastase Elixir Ultime as Rati di had raved about it. So, I had to try it! 

I was selecting the product online and my mom asked me to pick up the Nectar thermique as well. I was more than happy to shop more Kerastase because I had really loved using the cimentthermique and I have never heard bad reviews about anything from this brand.

Description:

Kérastase Nectar Thermique is a rich nourishing cream with a thermo-protective heat-activated ingredient. Sealing in softness to the hair fibre it helps protect dry to very dry hair from thermal styling leaving it soft, silky, hydrated and manageable.

Nectar Thermique from Kérastase is ideal for dry to very dry hair. This new haircare treatment will become indispensable when heat-styling dry hair. Formulated with royal jelly which contains essential elements to nourish the hair and the thermo-protective ingredient, xylose that protects the hair fibre from the drying effects of heat-styling it intensely nourishes and protects, resulting in soft, smooth, shiny hair.

Nectar Thermique facilitates styling, resulting in a quicker and smoother blow-dry and leaving hair with supreme shine from root to tip, and feeling beautifully supple.

Directions:

Towel-dry your clean, wet hair.

Apply a small amount of Nectar Thermique to the lengths and ends.

Gently massage through the lengths and ends, paying particular attention to the driest areas.

Detangle using a wide-toothed comb, starting with the ends, then gradually moving upwards towards the roots. Do not rinse.

Ingredients:

Royal jelly (a natural extract, protects hair); gluco-sleek (proprietary complex with xylose, UV filters, and guar gum, also protects hair)

Price:1800 INR for 150 ml.

My experience with Kérastase Nutritive Nectar Thermique :

It comes in a sturdy tube like packaging. It has a pearly finish, which looks really cool. I like how it is orange and white, gives a nice pop of colour on your vanity. It smells kind of sweet, floral unlike ciment, which had kind of citrus smell to it. The product is meant for dry hair, and like most of the girls with wavy-curly hair type, my hair tends to go dry if I do not add any product. I have now used the product for over a month now, and oh boy, I am loving it. Your hair feels really conditioned and hydrated as if you just did some kind of a deep conditioning treatment. You need only a small pea sized amount if you have long hair. If you use more, your hair might end up getting sticky. I use it when I am freshly out of shower and apply it on my hair except for the roots. On dry hair it doesn’t really give as great results.

So it makes your hair feel like silk and I am not even kidding. Your hair will feel so soft you’d want to go over and touch again. I love the smoothness it imparts and the visible shine, which I absolutely am a fan of.

This has completely changed my blow-drying experience, my hair dries out smooth and the waves look really defined and definitely the frizz is controlled to a very great extent. I don’t have to put another product to tame the frizz. It has improved the hydration status of the ends of my hair I feel. This product actually makes the heat work for the long-term advantage of your hair. 

Pros of Kérastase Nutritive Nectar Thermique :

1. Convenient packaging

2. Best heat protectant I have tried so far

3. A multitasking product which protects from heat and nourishes your hair as well

4. Controls frizz and fly aways

5. On continued usage, improves the quality of ends of your hair, they don’t appear as dry.

6. You don’t have to use a ton of products on your hair, which at times can be cumbersome.

7. Good value for money, considering the amount of product required per usage, this is going to last pretty long time.

8. Easily available online and in salons.

Cons of Kérastase Nutritive Nectar Thermique

 Can make you hair feel sticky if you use too much. But oh well, that’s not really a con is it?