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Lisap Hydra Care was created for hair that is frequently shampooed and weakened by hot tools.

The Lisap Hydra Care formulas are enriched with:

• Papyrus – for it’s revitalizing effects on damaged and weakened hair fibres;
• Wakame – a Japanese seaweed extract rich in vitamins that protects the hair and combats stress. It’s hydrating and softening;
• Ceramide A2 – Strengthens and restores cellular cohesion, leaving hair more stronger and vibrant;
• Hydra Care Complex – Seals hair cuticles and noticeable conditions and detangles

Lisap Hydra Care Shampoo, $11.95
Lisap Hydra Care Conditioner, $13.60

Lisap Hydra Care Shampoo & Conditioner have the same scent. It’s lovely – kind of like vanilla or baby powder. I can’t quite put my finger on it but it;s a very clean scent.
I’m not a huge fan of the shampoo. It cleans well but has no lather. I love my shampoos to get a really good, bubbly lather.
The conditioner, on the other hand, is incredible. My hair has never been so free of knots after using a conditioner. It literally removed any dead or knotted hair – it fell right out. My hair was so smooth and so easy to brush out. If you get tangles or if you have curly hair, I definitely recommend this Lisap Hydra Care Conditioner.

Lisap Hydra Care Nourishing Cream, $15.75

Like the shampoo/conditioner, the nourishing cream has the same scent. It’s weightless and felt like it added nice body to my hair.
On damp hair, apply the nourishing cream from roots to end for hydration. This cream evens out the porosity of your hair, and untangles it, leaving your hair shiny and smooth. This is a leave-in treatment so don’t wash it out. You can dry and/or style your hair as normal.

Lisap Hydra Care Nourishing Mask, $17.95

Like the conditioner, this intensive nourishing mask totally detangles your hair, and nourishes it from root to tip, leaving your hair strong and full of body.
Separate your hair into large sections, apply generous amounts of the mask, massaging it into your hair, and leave it on for 10-15 minutes before rinsing. You can go the extra step and comb it through your hair. I like to use the mask on dry hair.

Over all, I feel like the conditioner and the mask are amazing products for weekly or bi-weekly use. Without the lather, it’s hard to love the shampoo.

Do you have dry or damaged hair? Is the Lisap Hydra Care line something you’re interested in trying?