It might be an idea to change up your usual products even temporarily just to see if you can get a bit more lustre that way? It’s very annoying!

thank you – Kent has a lot of fans as does Mason Pearson x

Oh my goodness, Jane! The shine just disappears, you’re right. I’ve read a lot about (yours and others) various experiences with post-Covid hair changes. Have only just had Covid for the first time myself recently. In the meantime, it has been driving me crazy wondering why my normally reliable hair products seem to have suddenly ‘stopped working’, and my hair looks so dull, but hadn’t yet put two and two together. Covid it is! xx Zoe

Yes, that’s a positive way to look at things – shine is on its way! And also, there is always just one little space for more – you’ll find it :-))))

That’s interesting … I really like my Daniel Galvin but do recognise it isn’t giving me the level of scalp massage I probably need especially as I get dandruff from time to time.

I’m still looking at it… Don’t know, what holds me tighter – price tag (which on travel sizes is not so scary, actually – and anyway it’s the right way to know) or severe lack of space on the shower shelf :))) (You know – shampoo+cond-r for curls, deep cleansing variant, gel for boys, gel for girls, etc… with 4 people using the cabin… where’s fourth dimension when it’s SO needed?!). Shine will come back! Covid gave us all some “souvenirs”, alas (mine is short breath that occurs out of nowhere from time to time – and that’s nearly three years after!).. But we’re still here – and there’s a hope too :).

Oribe is my hair go-to at the moment – it’s still recovering from last year’s Covid (plenty of new growth but shine is yet to return).