Review | Finesse MAX Deep Conditioning Keratin Treatment

This review took much longer to get out that I intended between being sick and misplacing my samples. LOL. Anyway, today I have a review of the Finesse Max Deep Conditioning Keratin Treatment.

Finesse and Brandbacker were kind enough to send over some samples for me of the Finesse MAX Deep Conditioning Keratin Treatment to try out which I was pretty happy about because I love the shampoo and conditioner they make and the price point is excellent.

This hair mask treatment has some great ingredients listed and looked like it was going to be amazing.  Infused with reparative hydrolyzed keratin, vitamin-E rich safflower seed oil, and moisturizing aloe to restore hair’s natural beauty

•  Hydrolyzed Keratin Protein:
  Re-fortifies and seals hair, revitalizing the look and feel of hair while preventing future damage
  Leaves hair touchably smooth and silky
  Improves manageability for easier styling
• Safflower Seed Oil:
  Envelops hair with essential oleic and linoleic fatty acids and Vitamin E
  Nourishes and protects hair while imparting a healthy shine
•  Aloe Vera:
  Deeply moisturizes and soothes dry, stressed hair

Sounds great right? This treatment claims to revive dull, dry hair by delivering deep penetrating proteins for stronger, healthier-looking hair. A 5-minute weekly deep-conditioning treatment restores and strengthens dry, damaged hair weakened by chemical/color processing, heat styling, age, and/or environmental factors. What more could you ask for in a hair treatment?

Unfortunately for me, it does none of those things.  The Finesse MAX Deep Conditioning Keratin Treatment just left my hair feeling disgusting. I tried, I really did try with this one but it leaves such a gross build up that I had to rewash my hair the next day because it felt so yucky. I really hate giving this a bad review because like I said, I do like the shampoo and conditioner but this was such a fail.

Here is what my hair looks like after using the treatment. Frizzy, textured in and dull. It looks super dirty.

Even though this system only retails for $1.49 – $1.79… save your money. I have used better hair masks for not much more.

In case you are willing to try it out though, you can find the Finesse MAX Deep Conditioning Keratin Treatment at all these retailers: select Target stores, HEB, Meijer, Winn-Dixie, Bi-Lo, Harmon, Harmon inside Bed Bath & Beyond, and Woodman’s Markets.

I’m going to stick my hair in a ponytail and resist the urge to rewash for the second time today. Do you have any hair mask recommendations? I do have very dry hair and am always on the hunt for that miracle treatment.

Sorry for such a short and negative review but man, this is a bad hair day.

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