21 Jan Review: New Redken Nature’s Rescue Haircare Line
Redken, one of our favorite haircare brands, has entered the sulfate-free haircare market with its new line Nature’s Rescue. It is the brand’s first sulfate-free and silicone-free line with water fresh fragrances.
The whole premise behind this line is one of cooling. The packaging also reflects this, with its cool blue tones and a picture of the breezy, balmy sea. It’s inviting and cooling at the same time.
The nutrient-rich sea algae complex has sea algae, aloe vera and soy protein to really moisturize the hair. These ingredients leave the hair nice and clean, with not too much of an oily or slick feeling. One of my absolute favorites in this line is the Refining Sea Polish which contains real pumice to exfoliate and remove impurities. It really feels like asteroids on your hair at first (the particles are THICK), but you know your strands are getting brushed and exfoliated, in a way. The result is an extraordinarily-clean feeling.
The Conditioner is cooling, almost like a masque. The Radiant Sea Spray lightweight and multifunctional that adds texture; it also contains time-touch fragrance capsule that burst and hydrate with oceanic scents.
There’s been some debate on the merits of sulfate-free haircare but the jury is still out on whether it works on color treated hair or not. I have virgin hair and am a bit loathe to color it, but I will take a silicone-free line any day because silicone leaves a residue on your strands that is IMPOSSIBLE to get rid off, and this makes the coloring process even more difficult and uneven.
I highly recommend this line, particularly for dry hair types. There’s a cooling and moisturizing component to this that’s perfect for spring and summer. Here is the order of product application:
- Step 1: Detox with Nature’s Rescue Refreshing Detox Shampoo ($16)
- Step 2: Refine with Nature’s Rescue Refining Sea Polish ($19)
- Step 3: Replenish with Nature’s Rescue Cooling Deep Conditioner ($17)
- Step 4: Uplift with Nature’s Rescue Radiant Sea Spray ($17)
These products are available now at all Redken salons.
Tell us, do you like sulfate-free over regular shampoos? Have they made a difference to your hair?
– Charu Suri
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Janet
Posted at 19:33h, 21 JanuaryI love the recommendation! I am a sulfate-free user of the L’Oreal EverPure products, which I like, but they can be a tad drying. I will give this line a try! Thanks!
Rosie
Posted at 03:03h, 24 JanuaryI absolutely love this product ! I am a stylist and I must say since I have been using “Natures Rescue” my clients ask how I get my hair so shiny. I can’t keep this product in, and the smell is intoxicating, another great job by Redken.
Alicia
Posted at 21:55h, 26 JanuaryThere’s nothing “natural” about this line. How about the terrible synthetic perfume that is high in the list of ingrediants? Yuck
Fiona - Editor, Beauty Shortlist
Posted at 15:47h, 06 JulyHi Beautystat,
What are the full ingredients? Curious to know…as Redken do quite a few “sponsored” blog posts, wondering if it really is Nature’s Rescue or if we need to be rescued from Redken?!
Could you post a full list of ingredients so we can see them – per Alicia’s post, as well?
Thanks!
Fiona
Charu
Posted at 15:53h, 06 JulyHi, this was not a sponsored post. I truly enjoyed the results on my hair. Ingredients include pumice (to remove impurities), aloe vera and soy protein to help protect the hair. Also includes algae extract