- We want the best haircare
but those price tags
killer (money jingling) (knife slicing)
no thank you.
Hi guys I'm Amelia.
I'm from the Customer Experience team here at Adore.
And today we're gonna have a little bit of a chat
about the best affordable professional haircare
for our friends on a budget.
So the brands we will be discussing today
are ELEVEN, evo, L'Oreal Professional,
innisfree, KLORANE, and NAK.
This by all means is not the be-all and end-all list guys
there are of course even more brands.
So if you wanna hear about
the more affordable professional haircare brands
please leave a comment
and we will dive into those.
So I guess we kinda wanna define professional
what we mean by that is something that's a bit of a step up
from supermarket haircare
something that you would still see in a salon,
something that's still gonna provide you
with good results.
It's just kind of dipping your toe in.
So when we're talking affordability guys
I know that that is so subjective
the range that we're kind of talking about today
is anywhere within that $15 per product mark
to that $30 per product mark.
This affordable professional haircare
is more about results-based in a budget.
As Hannah Montana would once say,
"It's the best of both worlds."
The first brand that we are gonna talk about
is ELEVEN haircare.
The great thing about ELEVEN
is that they are made in Australia,
they are cruelty-free,
they are anti-fade color-safe products.
They also have a wide enough range
that if you're after a specific hair concern
you can kinda move between each family
which I think is really great.
They are also super cute.
One of my standout products
like my ride or die,
the cult classic,
the Miracle Spray leave in treatment.
This one comes in a cream as well
it will help with heat protection, frizz, hydration
it's recyclable as well,
it is vegan-friendly.
There's also an anti-frizz serum.
Both of these are around $25
my other really favorite bogging kind of spend from them
is their 3 Minute Repair Mask
and it's incredible for those who
you're like I don't have 15 to 20 minutes
to waste on a hair mask
I just want something that's effective,
and I want something that's quick,
and I want something that works.
There is also a blonde alternative
both of those are $28.
The main kind of products in the ELEVEN range are hydrating
which we have here
there is body, there is smooth, there is blonde
and then there are also nourishing and repair.
So all of those range from around $25 as well.
They've got a texture spray,
they've got a shine spray,
they've got a hairspray,
and they've got a
- [Offscreen Lady] Dry Shampoo.
- Dry shampoo.
The texture spray is actually one of my favorites
and it smells incredible
Kind of like a watermelon-y like sweet
like I always spray it
and then I'm just sitting there
in like a cloud of texture spray
like oh thank you.
They also have some styling clays,
some styling clays,
as when I say styling clay and clay yes
and some styling paste as well
which is really great for anyone just
who wants that kind of texture
and that bit of grit.
I actually really like doing a wave
you kind of structured wave
and then you get a bit of paste
and you kind of scrunch it up
and you get this really wild
kinda sexy kind of odd.
As an extra added bonus
ELEVEN also have some really great styling brushes
which are all around that kind of $30 mark as well.
And I think they're styling products of the bloody bomb.com.
I think the only slight thing
that I would kind of be cautious with
with any new kind of brand to your hair
sometimes if you use too much product it can kind of
way your head down.
When you're first starting out with ELEVEN
if you have super fine hair
I would suggest to start with less product
and see how your hair goes.
Half a 5 cent piece or a 5 cent piece
start off with that.
Maybe shampoo your hair three to four times instead
of one to twice
and you use less product that way.
Magic so the next brand
that we are I'm going to dive into it is going to
be NAK Hair Australian.
NAK have one of my old time
favorite Anti-Yellow Platinum Blonde shampoo.
It's a turning blonde shampoo
and is one of the only ones that doesn't dry out my hair.
So I am obsessed with her,
I do not shut up about her,
I tell every blonde that I meet you need this shampoo.
And the fact that it's only about $31
you are living.
The brand is actually made by heterosis themselves
so the formulas you know
are going to work they're incredible.
It's another Australian made brand cruelty-free
and it's sulfate and paraben-free as well
if that takes your boxes.
So the shampoos and conditioners that they have are blonde,
hydrating, nourishing, parting and volumizing.
So they're all around that kinda $30 mock as well.
The ones that I have kind of here in front of me
I've got our nourishing shampoo and nourishing conditioner
as well as a hydrating detangling mist.
That kind of that step up in price from
say you're ELEVEN.
Moving on guys we have evo.
So evo is a really kind of super cute
kinda like gen Z millennial
gen X kind of vibe
just because they have those the little like you know
the little sassy descriptions,
and the little cute little happy campers
brings back those wondrous childhood memories
of flowing youthful hair blowing around in a world
that's still had an ozone layer.
Obviously the packaging is super cute
it's quite square
sort of go kind of into the range.
You've got your normal shampoo
a smoothing family
and a volumizing family hydrating and repairing
and then they go into a deep, clean and a co-wash.
If you're wanting to spruce up your color a little bit
that's where evo fabulous always gonna come.
It is a fabulous little color intensifying conditioner
for redheads, brunettes, blondes
lots of different colors
that you could want and wish for.
So in terms of mask
they have a hydrate moisturizing mask
and a protein based treatment.
There are really great alternative especially price-wise
to something say Olaplex which funny you mentioned.
We have actually just done an ultimate guide to Olaplex.
So if you want to check that one out it'll just be up here
sorry up here.
They are still on the affordable range
but again they're teetering out of it almost.
They quite have an expensive range
of styling products as well.
So you've got your mousses,
you've got your sprays,
you've got your leave-ins
and all of those are around $35 as well.
So coming in at our super affordable range is
the KLORANE family.
A great way to tell these guys apart
is to look at their color coordination
so obviously their different families
will run in different colors too.
It's like a little
it's like a fresh flower
it actually smells
it smells really fresh.
The main plus about these is they are so affordable
so you'd be looking at about $19 for the shampoos
and then for the conditioner
you're only looking at about $14.
So the masks are about $25
your styling kinda dry shampoo at around $16 as well.
But you kind of look at the oat milk range
for all hair types.
Your mango is for dry hair
aquatic mint is for any scalp detox versus painting
which is for scalp care
flax fiber is for thinning hair
versus your Quinine
which I will probably get roasted
for how I saying it
is for a hair that is kind of falling out.
And then of course you have your Lang Lang
which is for sun exposed or UV exposed hair.
They are Mason friends
much like the other French companions
in the luxury range
Kérastase also loop their families
with colors to make it really easy.
And also if you wanna maybe
see a little snaky ultimate guide coming
to Kérastase better stay tuned
and hit that notification bell
because we might have something coming for you.
Getting back to KLORANE
the only thing that I would keep in mind
with KLORANE is that they are 200 mils versus your evo
and ELEVEN which you're looking at about 300 mils.
One of the newer kind of haircare ranges to Adore
it is a bit of a smaller kind of range.
The Korean gods innisfree
all of the products in the range
are $17 or around about
much like primary school follow a kiss
maybe simple silly.
- [Offscreen Lady] Oh, I haven't heard that before.
- You haven't had a kiss before
- [Offscreen Lady] I don't think so.
- Keep it simple.
So you're only looking at three families with innisfree
which is repairing, refreshing and moisturizing.
I just had a brain blank.
So if you're not worried
about the extensive ranges of styling products of mousse
of treatments or anything like that,
that's way innisfree
is gonna come in and suit yourself.
You've just got your shampoo and your conditioner
you're already saving some dollar Rooney's.
When you're with the innisfree
you can mix and match.
You can use a mask from evo,
you could use a styling product from ELEVEN
or you can even kick it up a notch
and go for your more bougie a styling product.
So you're more bougie or masks.
Alrighty so the last one of the day guys
we have L'Oreal professional
the serie expert ranges
with the shampoos and conditioners
you're looking at around 26 to $29 for each product.
So the master around $35
they do have a whole bunch of styling products as well.
I believe those are around that kinda $26 mark too.
So when we're talking about the families
with L'Oreal professional
you've got your volume Inforcer
which is your strengthening range.
You go into Vitamino
which is great for color
the neutral frying range
which is great for hydration.
There is an alternative to Olaplex in the range
which is a L'Oreal professional smart bond.
They actually have one
of my all time favorite mousses too.
It's got a targeted nozzle
so if you just wanna get it on the scalp
section your hair
you can spray it and it sprays a direct line of mousse
so no more putting the mousse in your hand
and then trying to get it into your scalp
and getting it on half your ends as well.
We've got the Vitamino range in front of me here
which is super cute and a little baby pink.
They have a scent with them
but it's not super overpowering
but it still smells incredible.
My other top scent with L'Oreal would be the Inforcer
it's like super sweet watermelon deliciousness.
I fully expect like Ariana Grande
to smell like Inforcer
which is totally weird to think about
but it is something that I think about.
So obviously guys
this is not the extensive brands list
of the be all and end all affordable professional haircare.
There's still great names like Aveda
you've got Matrix,
you've got Paul Mitchell,
you've got Fanola.
If you guys wanna see any further videos on that,
if you wanna see any further brands
please let us know in the comments as well.
So we do have a whole bunch
of haircare content for you guys.
You can find them here
please feel free to let us know
if there's anything that you want to see.
I'm so sorry.