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The Style Mermaid by Kisty Mea • Kerastase Chronologiste
Kérastase Chronologiste was a product that was introduced years ago. It received so much praise from beauty editors and magazines, but was so-so received by consumers because it’s too expensive. The Chronologiste line was advertised as Kérastase’s finest restorative treatment that is perfect for all hair types, as if it was the hair’s holy grail. Like most hair products, the Chronologiste promises to leave the hair incredibly soft, supple and shiny. Not to mention, deeply nourished and strengthened. The special ingredients? The caviar pearls. [[MORE]]
I love my hair so much and I’m pretty much willing to do anything for it, regardless of the cost. So, I purchased my Chronologiste set for only S$225, which already includes the Kérastase Nutritive Bain & Conditioner and free shipping. This was the cheapest deal I can find online. In Singapore, Action Salon sells one box for S$250, and offers a hair treatment at S$350. Yikes.
The box contains a cream, a spatula, a bowl, a pump filled with pearl-like mixture (the caviar) and an instruction kit. The instruction kit states that you have to mix the cream (at least 20 grams) and pearls in the bowl and apply it to your hair. Let the mixture stay there for 10 minutes, then rinse and style as usual. It’s pretty simple to do but I have no idea why I need to DIY the process. 
Thoughts On This Product:
To answer my own question: The pearls does not simply dissolve, even when in contact with water. You have to make sure that the pearls are mashed well with the cream. 
It’s more ideal to try the treatment first at a salon, and see if it can provide results. But if you’re being charged $350 for a one time treatment, might as well get the whole box because it’s cheaper.
Obviously, it’s expensive. I would only recommend people trying this product out if they’ve tried all possible means to save their dry and damaged hair. 
They say you have to use foil. I don’t know. I think that’s what they do in the salon, but it wasn’t stated in the instruction kit.
Was it worth it? I don’t know, to be honest. I started using the product right after I dyed my hair back to brown, and had the hardest time seeing any results. The texture of my hair didn’t change, it was still dry and frizzy. My hair was soft but not shiny. :( 
Conclusion: It doesn’t work with my hair.

Kerastase Chronologiste

Kérastase Chronologiste was a product that was introduced years ago. It received so much praise from beauty editors and magazines, but was so-so received by consumers because it’s too expensive. The Chronologiste line was advertised as Kérastase’s finest restorative treatment that is perfect for all hair types, as if it was the hair’s holy grail. Like most hair products, the Chronologiste promises to leave the hair incredibly soft, supple and shiny. Not to mention, deeply nourished and strengthened. The special ingredients? The caviar pearls. 

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The Style Mermaid by Kisty Mea • DIY Series: Beauty Edition
Make-up Brush Roll by The Beauty Department — click here
Make-up Holder from Pink Basil — click here
Make-up Brush Holder from Centsational Girl— click here ** includes instruction on how to sew your brush holder 
Natural Lips Exfoliator from Pin Cookie — click here
Chocolate Facial Mask from Beauty Nerd — click here
Citrus Salt Body Scrub from Paula Deen — click here
Hair Chalk from The Beauty Department — click here
Hair Color Boosters from Whole Living — click here
Perfect Mermaid Curls by SeeCreatures — click here** I’ve shared this tutorial before.  
Check out the other DIY series: Food Edition and Style Edition! :)

DIY Series: Beauty Edition

  1. Make-up Brush Roll by The Beauty Department — click here
  2. Make-up Holder from Pink Basil — click here
  3. Make-up Brush Holder from Centsational Girl— click here 
    ** includes instruction on how to sew your brush holder 
  4. Natural Lips Exfoliator from Pin Cookie — click here
  5. Chocolate Facial Mask from Beauty Nerd — click here
  6. Citrus Salt Body Scrub from Paula Deen — click here
  7. Hair Chalk from The Beauty Department — click here
  8. Hair Color Boosters from Whole Living — click here
  9. Perfect Mermaid Curls by SeeCreaturesclick here
    ** I’ve shared this tutorial before.  

Check out the other DIY series: Food Edition and Style Edition! :)