New Haircare Routine: Clynol Wonder 10 & Clynol Glow

Clynol Wonder 10*, £9.95 & Clynol Glow*, £17.95 – cheapsmells.com

Meet the miracle workers; that’s a bit dramatic, I know, but that’s exactly how I feel about these two products. My hair is probably the most time consuming and hard-work part of me. I get loads of compliments on my hair (I’m not trying to brag!) from people I meet and from you guys, which really means a lot to me, trust me, the amount of time and money I’ve spent on my hair throughout the years… it really does make me smile when I get complimented on my hair!

My hair freshly washed & dried after using Clynol Wonder 10 and Clynol Glow

Just to give you a bit of background info on my hair, its natural texture is what I call cur-vy, not wavy, but not quite curly; I’ve never liked the way it looks naturally, so for about 10 years I’ve been a slave of the Brazilian Blowdry professional treatment and hair straighteners. That means that I have to spend a lot of time and effort looking after my hair because of the damage that the chemicals and heat styling tools can cause to the hair.

I’ve recently discovered the Clynol Wonder 10 and Clynol Glow, which have completely changed my haircare routine for the better. Previously, this was my haircare routine: 1. Aussie Miracle Moist Shampoo & Conditioner; 2. John Frieda Straight Fixation Smoothing Creme; 3. John Frieda 3-Day Straight Styling Spray; 4. VO5 Miracle Concentrate Elixir with Argan Oil; 5. Tresemmé Keratin Smooth Heat Protection Shine Spray; 6. Dry & Style with hair dryer and hair straighteners; 7. VO5 Miracle Concentrate Elixir with Argan Oil. Even though that ridiculous amount of products worked and made my hair look really shine, smooth and soft, it also weighed down my hair a lot, and after a couple of days my hair looked super greasy.

The Clynol Wonder 10 is a leave-in treatment that acts as a 10 in 1; its super lightweight formula repairs, nourishes, detangles, provides shine, protects from UV rays, helps reduce frizz, reduces split ends, just to name a few of the benefits that this baby brings to the hair. I’m very sceptical about products that promise a lot, especially when it comes to haircare, but it was really love at first try!

I’ve now given some time off to all of my haircare products (apart from shampoo, conditioner and heat protectant), and only use the Clynol Wonder 10 for all my haircare needs before styling my hair. My hair has never felt so smooth, nourished and manageable; because the formula is so lightweight, it doesn’t weigh my hair down or make it look oily or greasy. I spray it all over my hair, very generously and comb through to spread the product all over; I’m nearly halfway through a 100ml bottle, and I’ve only had it for a few weeks – oh dear! I couldn’t be happier with this product and I would recommend it everyone; oh and it smells really good as well!

After drying and styling my hair, I use the Clynol Glow, a weightless Marula oil that targets damaged hair to soften, add shine and reduce split ends. It can be used before or after styling, but I prefer to use it after I’ve styled my hair, just to add a new layer of shine to my hair. I warm two pumps in the palms of my hands and then run my fingers through my hair to spread the product around, concentrating it mostly on the bottom half of my hair.

So here’s my current haircare routine: 1. Aussie Miracle Moist Shampoo & Conditioner; 2. Clynol Wonder 10; 3. Tresemmé Keratin Smooth Heat Protection Shine Spray; 4. Dry & Style with hair dryer and hair straighteners; 5. Clynol Glow. I feel that putting less products, but more effective ones, is the way to go with my hair and I’m really happy with my current routine. Do I wish I didn’t have to blow dry it and style it every time I washed my hair? Oh yes… one day, maybe! :)

What do you think of the Clynol Wonder 10 & the Clynol Glow? Have you tried any of them or anything similar? How do you look after your hair?

• Products: Clynol Wonder 10 & Clynol Gow
• Price: Wonder 10 £9.95; Glow £17.95
• Availability: Wonder 10 – (can’t find a link for it, sorry!); Glow – cheapsmells.com