#WellaElements Range for Your Best #WellaHair

My thin and frizzy hair, fortunately has been behaving relatively well this winter, thanks to some changes in my hair care routine. But truly for the past one week, my mane story has been written in its golden best, thanks to its brush with the newly launched Wella Elements Range. I will let you know about the range, the launch and my first impression of the product.

About #WellaElements:
Wella Professionals introduced Elements to the Indian market which are free of sulfates, parabens and artificial colorants. Wella Professionals has also specially created a new fragrance, inspired by the green wood’s of the Amazon forest.Wella Professionals Elements is inspired by nature to provide up to ten times more strength against breakage for renewed hair vitality. Developed with the  NuTree complex which is enriched with natural tree extract – a powerful antioxidant which helps reduce free radical damage. The natural tree extract is joined by panthenol, also known as pro-vitamin B5, which penetrates deeply into the hair to repair the inner keratin cell structure and bind moisture in the hair. The result is hair which looks smooth, healthy and is nourished from the roots to the tips.
Price: Wella Elements Renewing Shampoo : Rs. 975
Wella Elements Renewing Mask:Rs. 1075
  
About #WellaHair Event:
The Wella Elements Range was launched in a sunny afternoon at Kala Ghoda, in the presence of Bollywood beauty Nimrat Kaur and Wella Innovation Expert Dr.Kerstin Meyer Lipp. Dr. Lipp led us through the scientific nitty-grittys of the range along with some interesting demonstration. Gorgeous Nimrat shared her personal experience with the range and also her tips to maintain glorious hair. The event was a memorable rendezvous with the experts and the bloggers present. The most exciting part was the photo session and we enjoyed our best taking selfies and pictures in our white and green outfits.

My First Impression:
I got home with the new Wella Elements Renewing Shampoo and the Wella Elements Renewing Mask. I started using it from the very next day. I have used it thrice and thought of sharing my first impressions about it.

• The Sleek Do: One of the best things about the Wella Elements range is its packaging. White and green, that speaks of the closeness to nature along with the sleek finish of the bottles, that gives an scientific edge to the whole look. 

• Smelling Forest: Inspired by the woody smell of the Amazon forest, the Wella Elements Renewing range has a very unique fragrance, that I have never experienced before. It has the freshness of nature, the woody aroma of the forests and a subtle citrus touch to it. 

• When Texture Speaks: The texture of the Wella Elements Renew Shampoo is like a clear gel. It foams wonderfully and thoroughly cleanses the scalp. Wella Elements Renew Mask is a thick white cream that nourishes each hair strand and wraps in a moisturizing cushion. 

• Made of: I have hardly come across any Professional Hair care range that are free of artificial colourants. But Wella Elements Range is free of parabens, sulphates and colourants, instead the goodness NuTree complex, which is enriched with natural tree extract – a powerful antioxidant and pro Vitamin B5 give hair complete nutrition.

• Mane medley: Finally the magic touch of the Wella Elements Range on my hair has been showing its amazing results. The scalp remains clean and the dry winter hair is treated with a layer of softness. The hair feels smoother, easy to comb and much manageable to style. Each strand feels much stronger and hydrated, with less breakage. 

In my opinion, Wella Elements emerges as a true winner and caters to the needs of the winter hair in a very effective way, with the goodness of nature. I would highly recommend it if you are looking for a sulphate free professional hair care range that works great to boost the vitality of your mane. The slightly steep price can be a downer, but it is a good investment to make your hair story an instant hit.

Wella Elements is available in all leading salons across India such as Jean Claude Biguine, Affinity, Bodycraft, Toni & Guy , Strands, Tresslounge and Headturners.