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Richard Ward Chelsea Collection

Richard Ward Chelsea Collection

If you’re anything like me, then you’ll try a lot of different haricare products on your quest for gorgeous glossy hair. And one of the secrets of getting gorgeous glossy hair is using Keratin. Now this has been the haircare buzz word for a while now, and it is also the magi ingredient in celebrity hairdresser Richard Ward’s Chelsea Collection of styling products.

I’ve been using two of Richard’s wonder products over the past few weeks and can definitely tell a difference in the look and feel of my hair. Which is why I wanted to share with you all, these two new additions to my haircare routine.

So first up is the Richard Ward Chelsea Collection Keratin Styling Spray*. As with all the products in Richard Ward’s collection, they contain the magic ingredient of Keratin – which is the hair’s natural protein, and the key to healthy and glossy hair. The spray is designed as a bounce-building styling spray, that is packed with Lime oil for radiant and glossy hair and Vitamin E to add body, bounce and improve the hair’s texture.

I use this on my hair when it’s wet before styling as normal. Whenever I use this spray not only does my hair look and feel smoother once I’ve dried it, but it’s also easier to style.

After I’ve styled my hair it’s time to use the Richard Ward Chelsea Collection Keratin Shine Vitamin Boost*. I use this to add an extra dose of shine to my locks. I mainly use this on the mid lengths and ends of my hair, so not to weigh the roots down or make them look greasy. It smells amazing and gives my locks a boost of shine and glossiness.

Having used both of these products over the past few weeks I have to say I’m really impressed with them. Not only are they lovely for your hair, they smell amazing and are both priced at a very reasonable £5.99. You can get both products from Waitrose stores and their website.

Have you tried anything from the Richard Ward Chelsea Collection? What are your favourite haircare products?

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