Fushi Really Good Hair Oil Review

Fushi Really Good Hair Oil

Was googling 'good hair oils' and basically the 'Really Good Hair Oil' popped up! Says it on the can really!

Normally I tend to use hair oils I get from the indian shop such as Parachute Coconut Oil, Dabur Amla, Vatika Hair oil, but I found them very greasy and heavy on the hair, plus takes ages to rinse out. I thought I'd try a european brand but I always thought they wouldn't do wonders because of all the added artificial factory type ingredients they are filled with, however, I came across their brand and was amazed by how natural their products are. This product in particular had won an award so I thought hmm let's give it a try. It does cost more than indian hair oils which are around 3 quid, but it has so many of the main key oils to get healthy hair so I thought it should be worth it.



How it made my hair feel:
I was pleasantly surprised because the actual consistency is quite light, it feels like a heavy serum but much lighter than hair oils. I leave it overnight and for a few hours during the day when I'm at home. Once I washed it out my hair feels very soft and nourished, it actually makes my hair feel healthy and penetrated from within. My hair strands felt hydrated and smooth like it just drunk up something good! It works differently to most oils, as my hair not only looks better which most hair oils do, but it actually feels better. I like the fact the consistency is light so I could even go out with it on in a ponytail or something and it won't look greasy.

How it smells: 
It smells pleasant and has a jasmine scent. Wish it didn’t come in a glass bottle because I'm just scared incase it slips out my hand, but packaging aside you can really tell its quality stuff!

Ingredients:
Organic Sesame Seed Oil (Sesamum Indicum), Triple infused Organic Brahmi Serum (Brahmi Herpestis), Organic Coconut Oil (Cocos nucifera), Organic Avocado Oil (Persea americana), Organic Sweet Almond Oil (Prunus dulcis), Organic Moroccan Argan Oil (Argania spinosa), Neem (Azadirachta Indica), Indian Jasmine Absolute EO (Jasminum grandiflorum), Vitamin E.
Fushi’s oils are always Cold Pressed & Certified Organic for maximum taste and efficacy. Certified organic by the Soil Association
My Final Thought ❤:
I am more than half way through this product, and it's something I try to use at least once a week. The ingredients are amazing and really beneficial for my hair. I have thick wavy hair, and this really helps keep it soft, nourished and healthy. Glad I discovered this brand because I'm all for natural stuff! Will try their other oils once this is finished, but I would definitely repurchase this.

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