Sunsilk Power Shot Treatment For Damage Repair 20ml

"Sharmin, what do you put in your hair? I catch a faint smell every time I sit next to you." Her colleague turned from the window seat of the office bus to ask. Sharmin was holding the folded corner of her orna. She had no big answer to give.

It started three weeks earlier. A black hair clip had snapped, so she walked into that shop in the inner lane of New Market — glass counters lined with coloured clips, bunches of hair bands hanging on the wall, and a ceiling fan creaking on and on as it turned. The shopkeeper said, "Clips are in the box in that corner, look for yourself."

While digging through the clip box, her eye fell on the small basket beside it. Little packets packed tight together. She picked one up — Sunsilk Power Shot Treatment For Damage Repair 20ml. Only 20ml, the whole thing fits in one palm. It went into her bag along with the clip.

That night, after shampoo, she squeezed the water out of her wet hair and tore the packet open — a small crackling sound. What came out was not thin like shampoo; it was thick and slippery, and cool against the palm. Working it from mid-length down to the ends, her fingers stopped catching, and the comb ran all the way down in one pull. Even after rinsing, a familiar sweet smell hung in the damp air of the bathroom.

After that, twice a week. Nothing special — the little shot after shampoo, three or four minutes, then rinse. Fewer broken strands on the pillow in the morning. The hair tie now sits in one loop, no tugging it twice.

The bus stalled in the Mouchak jam. Sharmin opened her bag, pulled out the small packet and put it in her colleague's hand. "This. I found it while buying a clip."

Keep this small shot in your own hair care routine once and see.