I’m euphoric about Eufora
December 29, 2008 by Aly Walansky
Filed under Hair Care
You know how skin experts are always telling us to wash our face with cleanser and not water?
Well, the same should be said for our hair.
Eufora is the first hair product I have come across that uses Aloe Vera gel as its base (vs. water). This intrigued me from the get-go. Aloe contains elements that are essential to cellular healing, renewal and growth and also delivers amazing antibacterial, anti-viral and antiseptic properties. Already, site-unseen, this made this a product I was excited to try.
The company has recently launched some really cool products, including a biodegradable clarifying shampoo that was developed with the help of an Elle Magazine beauty editor. And all are made to agree with your specific hair needs (frizzy? color-treated? dry? cranky?!)
Even better, I’m excited to say Eufora has agreed to be part of one of the first StyleHerHair.com contests: Three winners will each receive their pick of 2 care (shampoo & conditioner) and 3 styling products! Choose your cocktail (hehe) at Eufora.net
To have your chance to be victorious, please list three things you’ve learned from this blog in the last week. Winners will be chosen from correct entries (at random). Deadline is February 14. (Because we all deserve SOME reason to celebrate this Valentines Day!)
Photo credit: Eufora
Sounds interesting. Would love to try
have not tried it and would be very interesting in trying it out, Thanks for the fantastic giveaway
Sounds like a great product!
Hope I win!
Straight hair will continue to be in style but loose spirals or tight ringlets will take center stage for 2009. This seasons hair color trends are more natural than ever: Colorful, chunky streaks are out; dimensional earth tones. and lastly, Robert Pattinson, who stars in the sexy vampire movie Twilight, has infuriated his fans by….cutting his hair! would love to try these products so fingers crossed!
That my dog can get a new coat for $52.99, that the first perms came about in the 1920’s, CLARISONIC Skin Care System has been used as a pre-treatment by top dermatologists and spas throughout the country, thanks for the opp here !!!
I’d love to try this!
sweet items- they sound great just hope they don’t stink- I got soem new shampoo today that smells nasty and need to rewash to get the awful smell out. …ok so made for your hair types..ok and ringlets are gonna be back in- oh woww..I knew the clarisonic was awesome- I bought one and you have to pry it out of my hands..and did not realize how old perms were- hmm the 20’s huh..thought they were alot older
WAAAA! My idea has been stolen! Stolen I tell you. I have been adding Aloe (and other stuff I refuse to mention before that idea gets stolen too!) to my shampoos and conditioners from my very own Aloe Plant for YEARS. Guests that come over always tell me they love staying over because their hair always looks better! Had I ‘bottled’ my idea first, I would have been the sponsor of this great giveaway!
The three things I learned this week are:
1. How to Create a classy up-do <–I usually just let my hairdresser do it!
2. That I’m not alone: According to recent studies, as many as one in three women suffer from some kind of hair loss or thinning hair
3. Apparently people in the “Near East†curled their hair by coating it in clay and then allowing the sun to bake it. <–I’d never heard of this before!
I visited Eufora’s website and have to say I can’t wait to get my grubby little hands on the ‘Smooth-N Straightening Balm!
I love products with Aloe! What I’ve learned…
1)Don’t rub conditioner into your scalp! I do this all the time.
2)Natural hair colors are in for 2009
3)They have a Hair Loss & Replacement book for Dummies!
I learned from the blog this week:
1. Your name is Aly
2. from “Bangs” – bangs should be all one length
3. People do not read rules usually, and do not answer your posted question
thank you
1. For Blondes: When hair coloring you can get an expensive look with a natural finishing by adding different shades of blonde in(tone-on-tone coloring)
2. Curls are in for 2009!
3. There’s a book called ” Hair Loss and Replacement for Dummies” written by a hair transplant surgeon, who’d have thought?
1.Natural hair colors are in for 2009 2.people don’t read contest rules 3. i learned this blog has some interesting human types
Three things I learned from your blog:
1. Allow conditioner to remain for 3 minutes to plump hair with moisture and proteins. (Although I try to do this, it’s not easy to slow down on a busy day.)
2. You should avoid clear shampoos and opt for a creamy formulation instead… This will help to detangle, smooth the hair shaft and cut down on static electricity. (I have enough static electricity to run a small city!)
3. Martha Stewart’s hair was not a “good thing” when photographed recently at the Fountainbleau.
Thanks for the chance & Happy New Year!
1. first perms came about in the 1920’s;
2. 2009: Year of the curls!
3. Natural hair colors are “in”
1 – Go natural if you can when you can ; gives your face, hair, etc the rest from products that it needs.
2 – Drink lots of water – dehydration often shows on our faces first !!!
3 – Use a moisturizer every day in the winter, especially if you live in a home with forced air heat.
1. Your name is Aly Walansky and hair is your greatest obsession.
2. There is actually a Dummies book out that deals with Hair Loss and Replacement (for Dummies, of course).
3. Colorful, chunky streaked hair is out and dimensional earth tones are in for 2009.
Happy New Year!
Man, would love to win this!!
1) After shampooing, the hair cuticle is parched so following with a daily or deep conditioner is a must.
2) Robert Pattinson has cut his hair
3) According to recent studies, as many as one in three women suffer from some kind of hair loss or thinning hair.
1-it’s biodegradable
2-has aloe vera gel as it’s base
3-beauty editor from Elle helped with shampoo input
natural colors are in people do not read rules at all one in three woman suffer hair loss
would love to try!
1. According to recent studies, as many as one in three women suffer from some kind of hair loss or thinning hair.
2. Companies are spending less money on corporate parties by cutting down extravagant food and liquor, using smaller venues, inviting fewer guests and even buying less expensive glassware.
3. Robert Pattinson, who stars in the sexy vampire movie Twilight, has infuriated his fans by….cutting his hair.
Count me in again please
I didn’t know that 1 in 3 ladies have thinning hair! Now the women in my family won’t feel so alone!I didn’t remember not to rub conditioner into your scalp-but your site reminded me. I also didn’t know that aloe is good for your hair. I knew that it is great for skin.
Would love to try some of these products.
Pick me
1. There is a Hair Loss & Replacement book for Dummies!
2. Eufora uses Aloe Vera gel as its base
3. The first perms came about in the 1920’s
I would love this.
Great products. Let me try!
I want these products
Pick me
1. There is a Hair Loss & Replacement book for Dummies!
2. Eufora uses Aloe Vera gel as its base
3. The first perms came about in the 1920’s
I have a reason to celebrate every Valentines Day. My daughter was born that day! Best present I ever got.
1. Straight hair will continue to be in style but loose spirals or tight ringlets will take center stage for 2009.
2. The first perms came about in the 1920’s
3. Companies are spending less money on corporate parties by cutting down extravagant food and liquor, using smaller venues, inviting fewer guests and even buying less expensive glassware.
PICK ME. PICK ME.
Would love to win this!
1. Your name is Aly.
2. Aloe vera is the base.
3. It’s biodegradable
Count me in again
nice!
I learned:
1. Leave conditioner on for 3 minutes. ( I never have time!)
2. That modified French twists, beehives, and chignons are all popular again. ( I will skip the beehive!)
3. Don’t use a comb for back-combing , use a teasing brush.
Count me in – looks wonderful.
Perms came out in the 1920’s
Aloe vera is used as the base
Hair loss replacement for dummies Book?
Pick me please
1. For Blondes: When hair coloring you can get an expensive look with a natural finishing by adding different shades of blonde in(tone-on-tone coloring)
2.Curls are in for 2009!3. There’s a book called †Hair Loss and Replacement for Dummies†written by a hair transplant surgeon, who’d have thought?
3. 1 in 3 Women have thinning hair and I must admit mine is starting.
Me for the day
Count me in please
Thank you SO much for blogging about Euphora’s products. I have only tried their style sculpting glaze, but I have to say it is one of the best…if not THE best…product I have ever used on my curly hair. It provides great, flexible hold and fights frizz without being sticky, crunchy, or gunky. It is also fragrance free, which I like. It basically makes it look like you have no product in your hair…and that your hair is just naturally beautiful and lays in place perfectly. Unfortunately, there aren’t a whole lot of salons that carry Eufora, so you may have to go a bit out of your way to get it. I ran out of product so I bought Aveda’s Confixor today, but it is horrible…doesn’t define curl like I want it to and it stinks horribly! I’m keeping my fingers crossed that I’ll get picked and can add some Eufora back into my daily beauty routine. Here are three things I’ve learned from your blog in the last week:
1. Use low lights to create a super sophisticated blonde look.
2. Use a dry shampoo to refresh hair if you’re going straight from work or other engagement to a holiday party.
3. Goody has a new collection of fashionable accessories made to match your hair color.
i hope i win
Just me again
Me again
Count me in for the day please