KHairPep

When I was introduced to this product, it was being billed as a ‘miracle’. Cue a massive eyeroll because we all know that’s the most overused word in beauty. But, KHairPep did surprise me by being somewhat incredible when I was quite convinced it was just another hair mask. My hair is coloured (home dye) but I wouldn’t say it was particularly dry. A test amongst friends had me feeling their dyed and processed hair strands and realising that mine is pretty good nick.

What KhairPep Transforme Masque claims to do is bind a long chain peptide (K18PeptideTM) to the inner structure of the hair and return strength and elasticity. It’s a leave-in treatment which is the last thing I’d want to put in my hair but a test is a test. The product itself feels super slippy and very soapy – I actually nearly changed my mind when I opened the pot. You need very little of this and just work it through the hair before blow drying. As soon as it’s on your hair, the formula acts as a detangler so a comb through is easy.

Once I started blow drying, which took a little longer than usual (I used Aveda Invanti Shampoo beforehand), I kept thinking that my hair, although ridiculously soft, wasn’t getting any shine on it. I felt that it looked duller than usual which wasn’t the effect I was going for. I really cannot say why though, but the shine sort of came back as the day went on, well after the blow dry.

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Hair is complicated, and it’s easy to be baffled by science on this one – all I can say though is that while my friends and I were all groping each other’s locks, mine was easily the softest, the most flexible feeling and the shiniest. KHairPep totally works – I’d love some feedback if you go ahead and try it and you have very dry, over processed hair. Paying £47.50 for a 50ml tub is a big ask – but a little goes a very long way with this one. It’s HERE.