KMS FreeShape Quick Blow Dry {Review}

KMS FreeShape Quick Blow Dry {Review}

Don’t you love it when you’re in a hurry, trying to blow dry your hair and it takes forever?! I towel dry my hair as much as possible, but sometimes I just don’t have time! Well, now that I’ve been trying the KMS FreeShape Quick Blow Dry, it’s not a problem anymore.

Speeds up drying time up to 50% while reducing friction and protects hair from heat while conditioning. (6.8 oz)

Use for an accelerated drying time and to reduce total time spent on styling.

If using another product, spray Free Shape Quick Blow Dry on hair as last step before blow drying.

Rhodiola Watermint (known for thermal stress protection, cooling and refreshing). Upper phase – silicone for instant conditioning. Lower phase – caring ingredients in a special solvent mixture (speeds up the blow drying process).

This product is super simple to use and well worth the few seconds it takes to apply. You towel dry your hair and apply whatever products you normally do before you blow dry your hair. Then, before you turn on the dryer, you shake the bottle and spritz on your hair, then blow dry/style as usual.

I was a little doubtful at first, since I have medium length curly hair, that it would do anything besides maybe leave a nice scent behind. So color me surprised when I found my blow drying time cut almost in half! I didn’t find any stickiness or residue left behind, and it didn’t seem to interfere with my styling products before and after using the blow dryer.

Since I’ve started asking my girlfriends about the KMS FreeShape Quick Blow Dry, I’ve found out that many of them use this product already, at the suggestion of their salon stylist! I’m not usually so trendy LOL

The only thing I need to do now is get the smaller bottle (2.5 ounces) to toss into my travel bag. 

You can buy the KMS FreeShape Quick Blow Dry at Beauty Care Choices.

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