Is ELEVEN'S New Miracle Hair Shampoo and Conditioner Worth the Hype?
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ELEVEN Australia’s new Miracle Hair Shampoo and Conditioner (300ml, $29.95 each) deliver visible hydration, frizz control and shine, especially when paired with the Miracle Hair Treatment. This review covers the hero ingredients, coconut-lime scent, how I tested them and the verdict for damaged or colour-treated hair.
Top Insights From This Guide
- Buy the 300ml shampoo ($29.95) to lock moisture with hyaluronic acid
- Use the 300ml conditioner ($29.95) and leave on ends for 5 minutes for best results
- Expect reduced frizz, added shine and improved manageability without stripping
- Not for fragrance-averse users; strong coconut-lime scent lingers
If your hair is dry, heat-damaged or over‑processed, this duo plus the Miracle Hair Treatment targets split ends and moisture loss without weighing hair down. Read on for texture notes, the exact routine I used and whether the $29.95 price per bottle feels worth it for repair and shine.
What if I told you that there was a product that would control frizz, add moisture back in, give you sleek, shiny locks with a good amount of bounce and volume sans product buildup?
The ELEVEN Miracle Hair Treatment delivers ALL this and more...
So, imagine my delight when I discovered that ELEVEN were launching a shampoo and conditioner to complement their best-selling hair treatment.
Naturally, I had to get my hands on it, and road-test for ya’ll (and myself) because, this gal has jumped from a Euro summer straight into an Aussie spring and one thing’s for certain: my hair is fried from the daily sea, sun and salt.
But before introducing you to ELEVEN's new shampoo and conditioner, let’s recap on the 11 benefits of the Miracle Hair Treatment...
ELEVEN Miracle Hair Treatment Benefits.
This best-selling cult product is a leave-in cream (also comes in a spray) that has silk amino acids, desert lime and wattle seed giving it the consistency and efficacy to have 11 different hair benefits including:
- Adding shine, smoothness, and softness back to your hair.
- Controls frizz and flyways.
- Adds moisture in.
- Works to strengthen fragile hair.
- Helps to prevent split ends.
- Detangles & create manageability.
- Protects against heat styling.
- Adds natural body and bounce.
- Works to repair dry and damaged hair.
- Protects your hair colour with UVA & UVB filters and prevent sun damage.
- It’s best applied on damp hair (not to be rinsed out) and can be used on all hair types.
- Personally, it exceeded my hairspectations and left me with silky locks.
What Is the New ELEVEN Miracle Shampoo and Conditioner?
Now that we’re familiar with their leave-in treatment, let me introduce you to the new part of the Miracle range.
ELEVEN Australia Miracle Hair Shampoo, $29.95.
What:
Is the ELEVEN Miracle Hair Shampoo good? Here are its main features:
- Miracle Hair Treatment shampoo is an ultra-rich and lightweight shampoo that is designed to help boost hydration, reduce frizz, and prevent split ends.
- With it’s hero ingredient of hyaluronic acid it helps to LOCK moisture into even the most damaged manes.
- Its addition of cucumber extract helps to soothe the scalp while the chamomile extract works on split ends.
- The Miracle Hair Shampoo is suitable for all hair types.
ELEVEN Australia Miracle Hair Conditioner, $29.95.
What:
Main features of the ELEVEN Australia Miracle Hair Conditioner:
- Similar to the shampoo, the Miracle Conditioner is an ultra-rich and lightweight conditioner that amplifies the effects of the shampoo.
- Hyaluronic acid aside, the papaya fruit extract helps to condition and nurture dull strands back to life.
- And the potassium ensures minimal hair loss after each wash.
- With the same price point as the shampoo, this one is as friendly on the wallet as it is on the hair.
My ELEVEN Miracle Treatment Shampoo and Conditioner Review.
But now, let’s get into my review, because I’m big on companies living up to their promises ESPECIALLY when it comes to haircare.
Upon the first pump I noticed one thing: the smell, which transports you straight to Hawaii, poolside sipping on a cocktail as your hair blows effortlessly in the wind.
It’s got a strong, but delightful coconut scent, with hints of lime scattered through.
If you’re someone who is fragrance-averse though, then this duo isn’t for you. BUT, if you’re like me and want whiffs of your own locks days after the wash, then keep reading.
The shampoo itself has a thick glossy texture that lathered into my hair well and didn’t leave it feeling stripped (v. important, especially for damaged strands). So far, so good.
But, as I always say, a true test of good haircare comes down to the conditioner and MY GOSH, is this a GOOD ONE!
Same scent, but different texture and this is what makes the product ELITE. She’s thick, she’s creamy and sank right into my strands, which is how I know that my hair was drinking up all that hyaluronic acid
Personally, I like to work my conditioner into my ends and twist in a bun to allow the ingredients to ‘do it’s thangggg’ for five minutes whilst I cover the shaving portion of my shower.
Thirty minutes of drying time later and it was truth time. Would my feel better than before? Would there be less frizz? Would I use this again?
The answer: yes, yes, and YES.
Final Verdict...
I won’t lie, I didn’t expect to be blown away by this duo as much as I was but I’m pleasantly surprised.
If you’re someone who has treated their hair poorly or gone a little too hard on the bleach or hair tools, then definitely consider adding this into your hairdrobe, because the trio (yes you need the treatment too!) will work to reverse all the damage we didn’t mean to cause.
And, if your hair isn’t damaged but you want extra soft and shiny hair, then, you already know what to do: Add to cart babe. Add. To. Cart.
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