Editor Review: Garnier Glass Hair Water — It Transforms Hair in 10 Seconds

Garnier Glass Hair Water Review

In the past I’ve used super rich conditioning creams or nourishing oils to revive my hair. This treatment, however, has a surprisingly watery texture. The one-of-a-kind, liquid formula is made with special lamellar technology that’s packed with vitamin E, argan oil, lipids and emollients to target damaged areas of hair.

Now, I’ve been using this treatment for the past few months, and the instantaneous results still impress me. After shampooing, I apply it through the lengths of my hair. I love how the treatment warms up as I massage it into my hair — it’s a cool feature that lets me know that it’s working.  After just 10(!) seconds, I rinse it out and skip my usual conditioner. Not only does it smooth frizz and add shine, but it also works as a leave-in conditioning treatment that keeps tangles at bay and doesn’t weigh hair down. As an added bonus, it leaves my hair smelling incredible — like a crisp, refreshing Granny Smith apple. 

I live in a climate that’s extremely dry in the winter and pretty humid in the summer, and luckily this treatment keeps my hair looking great in both. Through the colder months it has kept my strands moisturized and smooth; and so far through the few humid days we’ve had this spring my hair has stayed super silky — no bit of frizz in sight.