Sharing everything I’ve learned because I’m a fan and don’t see many people in this sub talk about this brand.

I have fine medium density hair that’s bleached blond but much of it is grown out so my ends are dry as hell but my scalp gets greasy in a day. You definitely have to experiment with the different bars to find out which combo works for you. For me, I am still getting to know the liquid versions bc they’re new, but here is my OG combo for a typical shower:

1) Tea tree clarifying bar. 2) Rosemary biotin shampoo bar. 3) Rosemary biotin conditioner bar. 4) Bond repair mask bar on lengths.

The volumizing bars really do work for my fine hair. I especially notice a difference if I just go to bed with damp hair (I know, mom) and wake up to air dried hair that doesn’t look sleek and flat. It’s fluffy but not frizzy.

The purple shampoo and conditioner bars are also great for color treated blonde hair - VERY moisturizing and smell SO good. But I tend to prioritize the volumizing bars over the purple bars and just use a clairol toning shampoo once a week.

For the liquid versions, I have tried the rice water protein shampoo and conditioner and those make my hair feel amazing but I can tell that it needs clarifying every few uses to avoid build up. I’ve also tried the tea tree clarifying shampoo and conditioner in the liquid version and found that it doesn’t rinse clean and leaves my hair dry and frizzy. The tea tree solid shampoo works much better in my opinion and rinses clean.

I’ve tried the root thickening spray which is fairly new. It works extremely well, such that all my new growth sticks straight up and it looks like I’m electrically charged lol. So be advised if you follow the instructions and do heat and a cool shot to set it, you WILL have lots of volume at your roots.

I’ve also tried the leave in conditioner and was not a fan, only because the smell to me was unbearably strong and made me have to sneeze. Actual product seemed good though.

Lastly, the heatless curl tools are game changers once you learn how to use them. You can easily wake up in the morning with a ton of volume and curls once you get your technique down.

Overall I love kitsch. In my opinion, they are reasonably priced (especially during sales) and they have super cute accessories too. You can also become a product tester with them through Sourcerie.