Umberto Giannini–Backcomb in a Bottle and Morning After Dry Shampoo Review

Following on from yesterdays post on how to use the Backcomb in a Bottle from Umberto Giannini is todays quick review on it and the Morning After Dry Shampoo.

• Both the Backcomb in a Bottle (217ml) and the Morning After Dry Shampoo 202ml) retail for $13.99 each and are available in Woolworths stores nationally.
• The scent of both of the products isn’t overpowering.
• Gorgeous Packaging throughout 5 product range.

Backcomb in A Bottle

“Directions: Spray from approximately 10cm to where you want backcomb effect and jujj hair into shape as you go.”

• Not only better for the hair than traditional backcombing but its much quicker as well.
• Works very well on my long angled bob I have at the moment. It certainly gives my hair a bit of oomph!
• As my how to showed you yesterday its great to use on straight styles for a grungy style but also works well to create texture for updo’s and works great with curls too.
• Easy to brush out with a bristle brush.
• My hair hasn’t been weighed down or left sticky from the product. (With that being said don’t saturate your hair with the product)

Morning After Dry Shampoo

“Directions: Spray approximately 10cm away to roots and work through hair with your hands.”

• Great product for refreshing 2nd or 3rd day old hair.
• Quick to use.
• Its actually a clear spray as opposed to the traditional coloured so no chalky roots!
• Also can help create volume.
• Dry shampoo’s are great when travelling.

I have been very happy with both of these products. For me they have done what they claim and the gorgeous packaging sets them apart from a lot of other brands that can be found in your local supermarket. I‘m keen on trying out the other products in the range – Grunge Glamour Tousled Salt Spray, Rock’n’Roll Extreme Hairspray and the Sex Bomb Massive Mouse and they will no doubt be added to my trolley next time I’m at woolie’s.

Madame B Fatale

xoxo

*Both products were kindly sent for post consideration but my opinions are still 100% my own.