Eva NYC Tone It Down Blonde Conditioner

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Eva Nyc is cruelty-free but not 100% vegan, meaning that some of their products contain animal-derived ingredients. A deep conditioning hair mask that moisturizes and strengthens hair while also providing a range of other benefits, such as reducing frizz and adding shine. I originally picked up the Therapy Session because I was attracted to the BOGO pricing, and looking for a deep conditioner with cetrimonium chloride and protein high enough on the list. I'm obsessed with hair products, natural skincare, heavy lifting, kitchen experiments, and sneakers.

This therapy mask consists of Argan Oil (one of my favorite ingredients) that provides hair with vitamins and nutrients as well as Keravis which is responsible for repairing and preventing breakage. I have less split ends and my hair stays healthy between trims and grows more because I have less split ends treatment. In all other cases, beauty brands need to pay for cruel animal tests to be performed using their products. Made with sustainable packaging: Made with at least 50% PCR (post-consumer recycled) plastic and is curbside recyclable. Although I just began courting the Therapy Session over the weekend, I can tell that we're in this thing for the long haul.

The Ulta Beauty Collective even had an opportunity to refresh + restyle with an Eva NYC hair station and capture the moment outside of the water tower to soak up the NYC skyline.

I'm at the bottom of my SheaMoisture manuka honey masque jar (I never get tired of saying thank you! All made with powerful ingredients and innovative technologies, that deliver seriously proven results.

A “vegan” product contains no animal-derived ingredients, such as Beeswax (made by bees), Carmine (a red pigment made from crushed beetles), or Collagen (from mammal or fish skin). The brand is known for its innovative and trendy hair tools, such as straighteners and hair dryers, and its use of natural ingredients and unique fragrances in its hair products. I seriously had to reconsider my product stash, and wonder why it took me so long to catch on to Eva NYC.