Redken Pillow Proof Review

I'm usually the one to turn people on to beauty products. This time, it was my mother. She came home from the hair dresser one day talking about this product that she used on her hair. She kept raving about it the next day about how well her curls stayed sleeping on it the night before. So when I went to get my hair highlighted and ready for Spring/Summer, she used this product on me. My mom insisted we buy some, and after using it on a daily basis, I'm hooked.

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Redken Pillow Proof is a hair primer. It acts as a heat protectant, speeds up your blow dry time, and makes your style last longer. What more could you want? The day that my stylist used this product on me, she curled my hair. I threw it up in a messy bun to sleep in, and the next day, I only had to curl a few small strands of my hair, and it still looked like I walked out of the salon.

This product does not make my hair greasy, and definitely makes my style last much longer that before! After using this product, I will now never be without it. Pillow Proof is great for when I curl my hair because it makes the curls last much longer. This is definitely one of my new favorite products.

Have you ever tried Redken Pillow Proof? Leave me a comment and let me know your thoughts. I can't wait to hear from you!

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