Ojon Tawaka Hair Care Products
I have to admit, I’m usually not totally swayed by the weekly emails I get from Sephora, that inevitably try to bleed me dry of at least sixty bucks or so. And I’m not saying a lot of the products they sell aren’t totally worth every penny, but hey, let’s face it, Sephora’s not cheap, they do tend to charge the premium prices for the multiple products they carry, and they do it well because their stores are almost always packed at the upscale malls where they reside when I’m ever in one.
I try to stay out of those stores, because they produce a manic-like need for women to buy beauty products, and before you know it, you can walk out spending a hundred bucks when you only meant to spend maybe thirty. So you can see, I love the store, but we actually have a love/hate relationship both online and in store.
The most recent product they are enticing me with is an email about a product that promises to make your hair soft, bouncy and shiny and restore it’s natural lustre and make you the envy of all your friends, in a product called Ojon Tawaka ancient tribal rejuvenating shampoo and conditioner set, which retails for almost seventy bucks for the set. The packaging is alluring, in a deep brown, and it is supposed to contain some seriously restorative oils that are excellent for the hair and literally transform it into spun silk.
They are also running a special where if you buy the hair care product, you get a free trial size pair of the same, so that’s not too bad a deal, but it’s a little more than you may even spend at the salon on salon hair styling and care products, because it runs almost 35 bucks a pop, which is high in my book. But, if it works the way it says, then it could very well be a wise investment for those of us who want to restore our hair’s beauty and lustre.
I wish I could tell ya I’m gonna try this one and review it, but I don’t want to part with that kind of money right now for hair care products. Got bigger fish to fry right now, as I’m sure you can understand 
