Balea Plexcare hairoil

Everyone and their friends had been using hair oil online and I had been influenced but I am also on a budget. I decided to try this Balea hair oil.

What does Balea say about their product?
Intense repair technology with heat protection
– Seals, protects and regenerates
– Strengthens the hair structure
– For chemically treated and damaged hair

The Plex Care hair oil from Balea Professional with Intense Repair Technology strengthens chemically treated and damaged hair from the inside out. It helps to replenish and smooth the gaps in the damaged hair structure. With heat protection up to 230°C, it provides perfect care before heat styling. For a strengthened hair structure and more resistant hair.

I have the text translated with deepl, read more here about the hair oil.

The packaging
The packaging is plastic and contains, 50 ml and is very small. You only need a drop so this isn’t that big of a deal. It does look bigger in photos and online so if you are searching for it keep that in mind.

Ingredients
Isododecane, C11-13 Isoalkane, Dimethiconol, Isohexadecane, Helianthus Annuus Hybrid Oil, Dimethicone, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Zea Mays (Corn) Oil, Parfum, Trisiloxane, Benzyl Alcohol, CI 40800

What do I think
I hadn’t been sure about hair oil. I thought it would make my hair greasy but nothing could be further from the truth. I hadn’t known about the heat-protecting elements. I use it after I have curled my hair. To keep the end nourished as well as breaking up the curls.

I adore it, it doesn’t really smell like much of anything. I feel it doesn’t make my hair greasy, I don’t know exactly if it helps anything but I feel it doesn’t harm it and it feels very nice.

To me a hairoil isn’t some life changing product but it is very nice and I really do enjoy using it. If you wanted to go a hair oil a go I think this is a wonderful product to try for 2,75. You can see if you love the product and then see which one you enjoy the best. For me I enjoy using this product and see no reason to buy a more expensive equivalent.