My introduction to this brand started with their hair cream in a bright pink package, and it was just fantastic. When it comes to hair creams, it's only second to Kerastase, which is probably three times more expensive. Encouraged by my successful experience with Super Smoothing Cream from Tigi , I decided to try this cream, hoping for great results. However, after the first use, I was a bit disappointed. I have straight, thick, bleached hair, and I expected this cream to straighten and add smoothness. But this cream is for volume, as stated on the package, which I somehow ignored. When I squeezed the product onto my hands, it felt super slippery, like snail mucin. I thought with that level of slip, it would make my hair super smooth, but no. My hair ends just went in different directions, unlike ever before. Although they felt smooth to the touch, which is the paradox. This cream works quite differently. It contains silicones, but different ones from the cream in the pink package. I thought something went wrong and decided to try using the cream a second time, applying it to the roots to create root volume. I can't say I got any super result, absolutely not, and I probably didn't need to experiment at all. The thing is, I have long hair. Furthermore, while researching this cream, I saw it advertised as a cream for short haircuts. So, if you have a short haircut, a bob, a pixie cut, you apply this cream along the entire length, and your hair looks voluminous after styling. In other words, this cream seems to be designed for a completely different hair length and hairstyle, and it just didn't work for me. Therefore, maybe I'll give it to my mom, who has short hair, and maybe it will work for her. So, the cream is very specific. As for the scent, it smells like grape-flavored bubblegum from childhood, interesting, just like the color of the packaging, dark purple. In general, I believe I have described the portrait of the user of this product in sufficient detail in the review, so think and decide.
