Miracle Fibre - Just how miraculous is it?

The name itself is just so striking to me for some reason.

When I hear Fibre, my mind goes back to 'fibre' used in Mascara's which gives more volume and texture. This is exactly the same thing but in a gooey format and to be used on hair.

It contains Shea and Cupuacu butters, Keratin Amino acids, Hydrolysed Soy protein as well as UV protection. Now I really don't know what the UV protection would do here as the product wont be sitting on the upper layers of the hair anyway.

I however do like the use of other ingredients in this products. The formula itself is a light hybrid between mousse and cream and is slightly sticky. It's an unusual consistency for a hair product but surely one that works well. 

Fortunately, it does everything exactly how it's written on the bottle itself. It provides an elastic hold, gives extreme texture and volume that lasts comparatively longer than texturising mousse and salts in my experience.

Just one word of caution - If you overuse it, it can result in a sticky mess making hair look oily and unwashed. Something I really cannot compromise with. 

Just a little sample of how it works around the crown area. I experimented with it on the weekend. I'm kind of a chicken that way and tend to experiment products before I walk out wearing them out of the house.

Quite reasonable for £11.25 if you're someone who loves volume, texture and all that mess like me.