Okay, so I’ve been trying out this new hair thing, you know, just to see if I could give my hair a bit of a boost. It’s called “Tea Tree Lemon Sage,” sounds fancy, right? I’m not one for complicated routines, but my hair’s been feeling a little blah lately, so I thought, why not?

First off, I grabbed the Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Shampoo. I hopped in the shower, got my hair all wet, and started washing with this stuff. It lathers up real nice, which is always a good sign. I massaged it into my scalp, letting it sit for a minute while I did other shower stuff.

• Shampooing: Lathered up with the shampoo, massaged it in, let it sit for a bit.

After rinsing out the shampoo, I squeezed out the extra water from my hair, like the instructions said. Then came the Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Treatment. It’s like a conditioner but thicker. I applied it from the roots to the ends, making sure every strand got some love. I left it on for about two minutes, just enough time to wash my face.

• Conditioning: Used the thickening treatment, applied it all over, waited a couple of minutes.

Then, I rinsed it all out. The smell, let me tell you, it’s like walking through a lemon grove with a hint of herbs, it wakes you up. It’s got this mix of lemon, sage, peppermint, and tea tree oil. Sounds like a weird combo, but it works.

Once I was out of the shower, I did my usual routine. The real test was how my hair felt afterward. It did feel thicker, not like I suddenly had a lion’s mane, but definitely more volume. And it felt clean, like really clean. They say it’s got panthenol in it, which is supposed to make your hair stronger. I guess that’s a good thing, my hair does need some strengthening.

• Drying: Towel-dried my hair, then let it air dry.
• Styling: Did my usual thing, nothing fancy.

I used it a few times this week. I’ve noticed my hair doesn’t get as greasy as it usually does, maybe because of the tea tree oil. I read somewhere it helps with oil buildup and stuff. Plus, it’s supposed to be good for your scalp, reducing yeast and whatever else might be lurking up there.

Final Thoughts

So yeah, that’s been my experience with this “Tea Tree Lemon Sage” stuff. It’s pretty easy to use, smells great, and seems to be doing something good for my hair. I’m going to keep using it and see how it goes. If you’re looking for something to give your hair a bit of a lift, and you like the smell of lemons and herbs, you might want to give it a shot.