Keratin 100% BingoSpa Keratin 100%

I don't know where all these praising reviews are coming from, because besides the fact that it smells like crazy, it doesn't do anything at all!

I bought a second jar. I add one cap to my hair mask and use it three times a week. My hair feels heavier and looks shiny. (By the way, I'm a blonde.)

I didn't really notice any effect.. disappointment (I used it in the shampoo and mask, also applied with water and heated with a hairdryer).
The delivery was unusually long this time - about 2 weeks (they only delivered it after I reminded them, apparently they completely forgot).

I also liked it. I added a few drops to henna during coloring - there was also logic in the fact that henna is applied warm, and creatine works better at high temperatures. This method worked well, but in sprays, shampoos, or conditioners - somehow it was pointless.

This brand has a lot of concentrates, and you need to find the right approach for each one because it's not just a ready-made product, it's a "do it yourself" option. I am satisfied.

This product helped me from the first use. I damaged my hair with praised natural recipes that recommend rinsing hair with rice water - it's supposedly an ancient Chinese recipe. My hair became stiff and somehow stretched, damaged, in short, it looked terrible! Keratin helped to straighten them and returned them to a more or less normal state. The main thing is not to overdo it and not to use it too often if your hair is not severely damaged.

It should be curling iron applied to the hair, not smearing it.

I really liked the Keratin. I add a little bit of it to my hair mask and then put on a plastic cap. I warm it up with a hairdryer and leave it on for 30 minutes. I rinse it off with cool water. I really like the effect, especially if you have blonde and porous hair. It helps to reduce frizz. I will definitely buy it again.

First impression - shock! In the bottle, it looks like either Bitner balm or grandma's herbal tincture with nuts. With the help of the internet and the girls from Makeup, it became clear that it is supposed to be the color and smell of soy sauce. I won't say there's a wow effect, but there is simply an effect. The hair has become less fluffy, heavier, and easier to comb (I should note that I've been a dyed blonde for about 15 years, so you can imagine the condition of my hair). I use it by adding 1/20 to my hair mask and diluting it with water (like in the previous review). The smell is quite strong and lingers on the hair for a long time, especially after spraying (if used only in the mask, it's practically not noticeable).

I will share my impressions )) I bought it on the website at my own risk when there wasn't a single comment. I didn't try it for a long time, I didn't know how to use it. I finally decided to try it out. I used it in its pure form (DO NOT DO THIS). My hair became stiff, but I was able to comb and dry it with a two-phase product. I couldn't decide whether to wash it off or straighten it with a flat iron all day long))) I washed it off in the evening. Then I found out from my hairdresser that it needs to be diluted with distilled water (I made a 15-20% solution in a spray bottle). That's enough. After washing, I sprayed it on my hair, walked around a bit, and blow-dried it. I liked using it this way! Oh, and by the way - the consistency of the undiluted product is liquid, like water.