A little high and low for you today. I think it’s pretty normal to have a high-low thing going on, but this is what’s in my bathroom right now.
I’ve had Eau du Soir in my perfume collection for over a decade, but I had no idea that Sisley also made hair products. I guess it makes sense, because this company started with skincare, and now makes everything else too. I’ve got their Curl Care Jelly and Curl Care Cream in the rotation, and they’re lightly scented with a signature green note that’s present in the iconic Eau de Campagne and Eau de Soir. It’s got the zing of juniper and the mossiness of oakmoss, but the scent of the hair products isn’t one that sticks around. They do their job and then the scent is done. I found both the Curl Care products to make my hair a tiny bit crispy initially, but I am able to brush through the curl for a softer look. I love mixing the Jelly with a bit of styling oil to get a softer hold.⠀
On the other end of the spectrum, I’ve been loving the unscented hair products that just launched by CeraVe. They’re basic but in the way that they offer effectiveness without any bells or whistles. The formulas feel luxurious without being over the top. They’re sulfate and silicone free, but still offer conditioning for dry hair. That aesthetic has always been part of the CeraVe brand. Even the skincare is basic but feels good, making it a great choice for people with sensitivities, yes, but really for anyone who wants a pared down but effective beauty routine.
⠀Sisley products can be found at Sisley counters in department stores, and the new CeraVe haircare line is at drugstores everywhere. ⠀⠀
