Reviews about Dr. Sante Collagen Hair Volume Boost Hair Filler

It makes the hair dry and stiff. When applied, the alcohol is very noticeable and slightly irritates the respiratory tract. And the smell is the biggest issue. Especially when the hair is already being dried with a hairdryer. I like this brand's face creams, but all hair products, including this one, are a complete failure for me.

Terrible filler! I have colored and previously bleached hair, and my usual haircare routine consists of shampoo, conditioner, and a mask. I tried the filler both after shampooing as a standalone product and after the mask as a conditioner, but the result was the same. After using it, the ends of my hair became extremely dry, while the length became greasy and clumped together. When running my hands through my hair, I could clearly feel a silicone-like effect, and my hair became tangled and difficult to comb. Overall, it was a complete disappointment!

For some reason, I had high hopes for this filler, but something went wrong. First of all, the smell is terrible, like -100 out of 10, it either smells like alcohol or gasoline. I have pretty good, thick hair. I tried using both methods, and the second one was slightly better. I didn't see any "wow" effect, especially when comparing it to hair capsules, which are much better.

I really liked this hair filler. I bought it without any reviews, taking a risk. I have blonde hair and I take care of it, but sometimes a simple hair mask is not enough. Usually, I use Korean fillers and they work great on their own. I used this filler following the first method (applying the filler and blow-drying). Then, I washed it off and applied a balm. Before blow-drying, I applied a spray and a fluid from Dr. Sante as usual, and my hair turned out amazing! I haven't tried it without the balm, but it works excellently in this way, even better than masks!