- Hey guys, I'm Amelia
from the customer experience team here at Adore.
And I'm just chilling here with all of my children.
I know that there are a lot
and I am a spring chicken at 26 but here they are.
As per these lovely little products in front of me,
today we are gonna be having a chat about Kerastase.
All of your questions are about to be answered.
Let's get into it.
I guess Kerastase can be a little bit confusing
and really overwhelming
for someone who's just kind of stepping in,
and they're like, "I just want shampoo.
"Nothing says "shampoo",
"please explain."
It is a French brand.
There are a lot of French words in there.
I'm probably going to butcher them,
but we're gonna break down what the words mean,
where you use them, how to use them,
and how to choose the perfect one for you.
Kerastase ranges
from about $38 to, at its highest, is about $70.
The reason why it is so expensive
is you're getting the top of the top ingredients
with formulas that are made by top scientists,
by trichologists, by dermatologists
in a packaging that is not just beautiful
that looks aesthetically pleasing
but it's also super comprehensive and super concentrated.
If you follow a simple principle
of looking at their colour ranges,
they're all in families, and those families
are how you can kind of differentiate,
are how you can (mutters).
And those different colours
are how you can tell the difference between each product.
So that's kind of the easiest way
that if you're still getting a little bit confused
with the names, you can kind of go by colour.
You absolutely do not have to take French lessons.
So bain is your shampoo.
It is your first step.
So your fondant is your conditioner.
Pretty self-explanatory,
but the cremes are obviously a cream-based product.
And then moving onto the thermiques,
are the heat protectants.
So in front of me, I've got all of the bains.
The conditioners look like this little fellow.
So the fondants.
So they are the concentrated and higher strength treatments
which we will talk about a little bit later.
They also go into heat lotions, sprays, mousses.
Let's have a bit of a chat about the families.
We've kind of got one of each here.
So we'll kick it off with our Blonde Absolu range.
So this is one of the new ranges from Kerastase.
It is incredible for anyone with lightened or blonde hair,
and especially incredible for those
who want to use a toning shampoo,
but don't wanna damage their hair
and still want that utmost protection.
They also have an incredible shampoo it's Blond Lumiere
which is incredible for anyone
who just wants a bit of a glow.
So pretty much, your Bain Ultra-Violet
is your purple toning shampoo.
It's one of the only toning shampoos
in Kerastase's range as well.
So kicking it down and we've got Bain Densite.
So this is your Densifique.
So it's pretty much your bodifying shampoo.
Those customers who come to me and they're like,
"Amelia, I can't get volume in my hair,
"my hair's super weighted,
"I just want my hair to have a nice little bit of oomph.
"Every other shampoo weighs my hair down."
This is going to be your best best friend.
The conditioner as well as the mask
are one of the only ones in the entire range
that can actually go on the scalp
without causing any of the hair to kind of feel really limp
and feel really weighed down.
So moving on to Bain Discipline.
So the Discipline family, as per its name,
it is our curly girls' best friend.
There is also a sulfate-free version as well.
If you're a curly hair friend
who prefers to straighten their hair,
there's a leave-in protectant
that will help to kind of smooth it down,
really focus on that frizz, on hydrating the hair.
And then there's also a leave-in
that helps to boost up your curls.
So if you don't really have curly hair, per se,
but you're still someone
who's wanting to help control and discipline
that frizz and help with hydration,
then the Discipline family is going to be the range
for you as well.
So the Nutritive family is the second largest range.
It actually has three shampoos in it.
So if you're someone with finer hair
but you need that extra hydration,
I would start with a Bain Satin 1.
If you're someone
with kind of medium to average kind of thickness,
then you would go Bain Satin 2.
If you're someone who--
you're like, "Give me a river,"
Magistral is gonna be your best friend.
So the Resistance range is for anyone who has damaged hair,
like myself.
If you've just started your blonde journey,
if you're trying to finish your blonde journey,
if you've had a hair disaster like myself,
feel free to watch me explain that journey
because that was a fun one.
Our video will be--
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In the Resistance family, similar to the Nutritive family,
it's broken up inside that family
into three different parts.
So you would start with your Bain Force Architecte,
or Bain Force Architecte,
which is your kind of level one to two damage.
And then spruce up to level two to three
which you would use the Bain Extentioniste,
and then if you have SOS, (sirens wailing)
"My hair is breaking.
"Someone, come save me," kind of vibe,
you're looking at damages level three to four
and that's where you would go to therapist.
This is that new one.
So the newest edition in the Kerastase family
is the Genesis family.
It is the new anti-hair fall range.
I've actually been sneakily using this one
for probably the last two weeks.
And she's incredible.
I hate to say it, I hate to be back on it.
I love trying other new products
and I try and get away from Kerastase
but she pulls me back in.
The Genesis range has a shampoo, a conditioner,
and a scalp leave-in.
Which, by the way, the colours of this and the scent,
oh, beautiful, I'm in love.
The main purpose of the Genesis range
is to help stop hair fall versus the Densifique
is more about feeling like your hair is fuller.
One of my faves, okay.
Now that I've mentioned the scent on this one,
I do have to touch on all of the other scents.
What happens with Kerastase, it is an aromatic experience.
Most of them follow almost a floral kind of scent.
There are the odd occasion
like Densifique, it's more of like a musk almost.
France is known for its perfumes.
It's known for their scents.
And Kerastase definitely fall back on that.
The Chronologiste range is the Creme de la Creme.
You are getting a little bit of technology,
and a little bit of all of the best parts
of all of the range in one product.
Chronologiste is that little bit more expensive,
so you are treating yourself.
If you're someone who doesn't just have
one main hair concern,
if overall your hair is pretty good
but you want a little bit of this,
you want a little bit of that,
that's where you're gonna go to the top of the top,
and you're gonna go to the bougie of the bougie,
and you are going to say "hello" to Chronologiste.
Chronologiste is also one of the ranges
where it is incredible for mature hair.
Part of the ingredients,
and I believe I could be saying it wrong, it's abyssine.
Part of the ingredient is actually found
in thousands of feet underneath the water.
They bring it up.
It's a full thing.
And that's why this one costs
a little bit more expensive as well.
So the Reflection range is for anyone with coloured hair.
Be it brown, red, gold, black,
however you wanna colour your hair.
Reflection is going to have your back.
Reflection is incredible at providing shine, smells great,
looks cute, very nice.
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Most important with the Reflection range
is that it is, of course, color-safe.
It is main job is to look after your fresh colour,
is to look after your colour
until you get back into the salon.
The Specifique family are all about your scalp health.
This one in particular Bain Divalent is incredible
for anyone with an oilier scalp.
Anyone who comes to me and goes,
"I have to wash my hair every day."
So the other three in the range are Bain Anti-Pelliculaire
which is incredible for anyone who struggles with dandruff.
Even if you're just going through a dandruff phase,
you've got your Densifique for your,
"I just want my hair to feel a little bit fuller."
You've got your Genesis for, "Oh, okay.
"My hair is kind of starting to fall out,"
and then you've got Bain Prevention
for those who are like, "Oh no, my hair is falling out."
And then the last one
in the Specifique range, the Dermo-Calm range
which is great for anyone with a sensitised scalp.
Sometimes you'll find that, say, if you get a colour,
your scalp feels a little bit red, a little bit irritated.
It just helps to soothe the scalp.
So I always recommend Bain Dermo-Calm
for anyone with a sensitised scalp.
So when you think Specifique, think specific scalp concerns.
The Soleil range is only available
during the summer seasons.
If you're a swimmer, if you're someone who runs,
if you're someone who's in the outdoors a lot,
it's got UV protection
and it, guys, it's actually gonna help to prevent
from any damage that the sun may cause your hair.
To go on from the Specifique range,
it also includes the Initialiste serum.
It's kind of like fertiliser for the scalp.
It just helps to provide the best environment for your head.
So if you're someone who finds
that you really struggle with getting hair growth,
or if you really struggle to kind of have the best version
that your hair can be,
this one's a really great additive.
It's kind of just like a supplement.
So the Elixir Ultime, this range is all about shine.
It's an oil-based range,
and they're looking to help get the shiniest version
of your hair possible.
The Elixir Ultime oil
is actually one of my all-time favourites.
You can add it into your lotions,
you can use it as a heat protectant,
you can put it in wet, you can put it in dry.
Not only that but it lasts forever and a day.
You only need quite literally...
That's probably almost too much.
It was just about half a pump.
And you can just give it a bit of a zhuzh.
Look, I'm gonna be honest, guys.
I may have doused my hair in this one before the video.
It's just so good.
And I always find during the day
if my ends need a little bit of a top up,
or if I just really need that scent,
if I need a bit of a pick-me-up,
I'll just apply a little bit and go on with my day.
So there are intense scalp treatments
in a couple of each different ranges.
They will all have their family name and then end in cures.
So they're little ampules that you'll apply to the scalp.
There's ones that are in six weeks,
there's ones are in 12 weeks,
and there's even ones that are up to six-months long.
They are a bit more of a commitment.
You are looking at a couple hundred dollars per box.
I hope that the Kerastase families
are now a little bit more clear.
So if you have any further questions
about any of the Kerastase families,
please feel free to leave a comment.
And as usual guys have a smashing day.
I'm just gonna go with my children.
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