JR
Easy and effective, got my hair routine down to 3 products
My stylist recommended New Wash and I still almost didn't try it because the advertising seemed over-the-top and the product is expensive, especially if you already co-wash and use as few products as possible. But I have no plans to use anything else now. I have curly hair that runs overly dry and it's been healthier looking and feeling for longer and with fewer products using New Wash Rich and Hair Balm than I've experienced with any other products. I use New Wash once a week, and Hair Balm and a little multipurpose oil from another brand (I didn't like Hairstory's oil, too slick for me and didn't combine with my hair well enough) occasionally, not even every day, and that's it. I didn't realize how irritated my scalp was before using New Wash, but I got it after the first time I used the wash. My scalp felt cooler and lighter, similar to how it feels after a major haircut. After about a month of use, my scalp wasn't itchy for longer after wash days than before I started using New Wash, and most impactfully for me a couple spots on my scalp that have been chronically unhappy for years became unnoticeable. So New Wash has been great for my scalp as long as I do the vigorous wash (until my arms are tired!) that the company recommends. My hair could still be more moisturized (it doesn't look dry but still feels a little prickly at the ends of my coarser patches of hair), and while Hair Balm has been almost all I need from a styling product to avoid frizz without making my hair greasy or rigid, it does form some clumps so I use it carefully to avoid making my hair look dandruffy. That aside, this is both the easiest and most successful hair routine I've ever had.



