Parnevu's Hair Products ReviewNovember 25, 2012 When I first heard about these products, I thought of my Mum immediately. She has always complained about her naturally curly hair being so dry and hard to work with! I thought she would benefit most for trying these products and having tried them once myself, I thought them best for her naturally curly hair. My Mum was excited to try such a lovely set of products that included Parnevu’s T-Tree Shampoo, T-Tree Leave-in Conditioner and T-Tree Oil Sheen. Parnevu T-Tree Shampoo is a unique blend of botanicals designed to cleanse the hair and scalp of impurities. It penetrates the hair to replace and lock in vital moisture lost to chemical damage and everyday styling.  Parnevu T-Tree Leave-In Conditioner is enriched with the anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory properties of natural healing Tea Tree Oil.  Parnevu T-Tree Oil Sheen adds a brilliant luster to dry, dull hair. Parnevu’s unique formula, containing nature’s finest Tea Tree Oil, helps to stop itching and flaking from severely dry hair and scalp.  My Mum liked all the products and her favorite is the T-Tree Shampoo; she liked that it did not lather too much, so she didn’t have to spend “ages rinsing it out.” She also felt it cleaned very nicely and left her hair very soft and manageable. Parnevu T-Tree Oil products are uniquely formulated to promote growth, prevent hair breakage, repair split ends, and eliminate dry scalp, leaving your hair healthy, vibrant and strong. They also offer a complete line of salon-quality, styling and maintenance products formulated to fight the effects of extremely dry hair and scalp. Parnevu products can be purchased on their website at: Parnevu.com, and can also be found at your local beauty supply store. Be sure to follow on facebook: Parnevu on facebook and Twitter: @parnevu If you are a beauty blogger and would like to try Parnevu products to review, please fill out this form here: Blogger Request Form. Disclaimer: I received the above mentioned products to review thanks to Parnevu. All opinions are my own. blog comments powered by Disqus |
 
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