Review, How to Apply, Price of Yves Rocher Eclat Radiance Rinsing Vinegar
By Contributor: Aditi
Rinsing vinegar?? All I know about vinegar is its used in Chinese cuisine, ab baalon k liye bh vinegar?! I was ignorant and probably living under a rock until a friend of mine introduced me to the concept of washing vinegar, stating that using vinegar as the last rinse of hair, just after shampooing helps softening the hair adding shine to it. Ending up on my bathroom cabinet is this cute looking bottle of this Yves Rocher raspberry rinsing vinegar, lets move on to the review to know whether you should get this treasure from the French and if yes then how to use it on your hair.
Yves Rocher Claims: Silicone free formula. Shiny hair, full of vitality! Bonus : its addictive raspberry scent!
The Secret of Botanicals : RASPBERRY VINEGAR. Raspberry vinegar is traditionally used for its acidity.
Yves Rocher Laboratories have selected raspberry vinegar for its smoothing properties and ability to eliminate mineral build-up.
THE RADIANCE SECRET OF RASPBERRY VINEGAR: Obtained through a natural fermenting process, vinegar is an acid compound known for its hair-smoothing properties and power to reduce lime scale build up. The vinegar chosen by Yves Rocher Botanical Beauty Research is of guaranteed French origin.
Key botanicals: raspberry vinegar of guaranteed French origin.
Benefits
Contains more than 98% natural ingredients
Paraben, colorant and silicone free
Treats hair fibre without weighing it down Suitable for all hair types
Tested under dermatological supervision
INGRIDIENTS: aqua/water/eau, acetum/vinegar/vinaigre, parfum/fragrance, palmitamidopropyltrimonium chloride, caprylyl/capryl glucoside, propylene glycol, salicylic acid, aroma (flavor), cetrimonium chloride, citric acid, methylpropanediol, alcohol, ci 14700 (red 4), ci 17200 (red 33), ci 42090 (blue 1)
My Review:
Yves Rocher Raspberry Rinsing Vinegar actually smells just like raspberries with no vinegary scent at all. It reminds me of Victoria’s Secret’s Love Spell scent. The only directions on the bottle say to spread Yves Rocher Rinsing Vinegar throughout the hair before the final rinse and to rinse thoroughly afterward. That’s it. I went to Yves Rocher’s website for more thorough directions and even Googled it, but short of calling France, I wasn’t able to find any better directions for how much to use or how long to leave it in. That’s my only peeve with this product. I’ve never used a hair vinegar before and could really used some kind of guide on it.
TEXTURE: It is runny, absolutely water-like in texture and consistency and is not at all sticky or slimy.
Packaging: comes in a cute sturdy plastic bottle with a knob-like screw on cap which has a tiny hole to dispense the vinegar directly on your washed hair instead of having to pour it somewhere else for use. The 150ml bottle is also not very clumsy or huge so is ok enough to carry around if you are travel.
USAGE: Turns out, this tiny opening is perfect. After shampooing and conditioning, I sprinkle a bit of the raspberry vinegar all over my head and run it down my hair. About 10 shakes for my current hair length. Just enough to feel the strands become smooth. It smells like CANDY. After 3-5 minutes, a good rinse with cold water washes the vinegar away in tiny bubbles.
AFTER-EFFECTS: My hair is left very soft, a lot of frizz under control and bouncy, though I don’t really see shine as in no product imparts shine, but yes, the hair that’s around my crown or I would say the length of hair upto my ear is shiny, rest of it is like before only, but yeah much softer. I have never used any conditioner and with this my hair is still well-behaved and softyyy . I generally have a greasy scalp but this rinse kept my scalp from getting oily for a couple of days.
Pros of Yves Rocher Eclat Radiance Rinsing Vinegar:
- Cute sturdy plastic bottle packaging with a convenient tiny hole dispenser and a screw on cap.
- Runny and water-like consistency and texture- spreads across easily on wet hair.
- Gorgeous smell, that stays for about two days in the hair.
- Softens and smoothens my hair, and reduces frizz.
- Adds a little shine too.
- Controls the oiliness of the scalp.
Cons of Yves Rocher Eclat Radiance Rinsing Vinegar:
- Availability
- Lack of how to use instructions.
Price: Rs.822 for 150ml from Luxola.com
VNA Rating: 4.9/5
Recommendation: whoooff so tired after writing such a long review! All I would say is go get a 109786 litres bottle of this stuff, it is worth it.
