Ever heard of adding beer to shampoo to increase hair shine? TNS has! Inspired by this traditional remedy, TNS (The Natural Source) Hi-Shine Hair Care products are made via a unique micro-brewing process. 

Most of the raw ingredients and processes used in developing the products were the same as those in producing the finest micro-brewed lagers--pure hops, yeast, barley and chemical-free purified spring water. What are hops? According to Dictionary.com, hops are "the dried ripe cones of the female flowers of this plant, used in brewing, medicine, etc." How's that for all-natural?

Each product works from the scalp, hence supporting the hair's inherent ability to restore and maintain health; leaving hair naturally clean, healthy and with extraordinary shine. 
 
Beer-Fortified Hi-Shine Shampoos and Conditioners add SHINE, SOFTNESS and THICKNESS to your hair! P795 each, 330ml

The Natural Source Hi-Shine products, P795 each 

Clockwise from left:

• Mend & Shine
• Volumiser Mist
• Hi-Shine Manager
• Blond & Shine
• Super-Shine Mask
• Hi-Shine Shaper

The Natural Source Hi-Shine Dandruff Defense Shampoo and Conditioner, P795 each
These products help control flaking and rebalance the scalp.

For more info, visit their website www.naturalsource.com or call their hotline (632) 818-7138. Get a chance to win TNS products only from ShopaholicUniverse.com! Join The Working Girl Contest.

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Beer is good for your hair! Posted by: akmvc () Apr 02, 2008 Hmmm, interesting product! Might have to try this out. Way back, someone suggested this recipe which composed of beer, egg, and mayonnaise, and which apparently makes your hair soft. I tried it out and it did!

natural source products Posted by: native () Apr 14, 2009 I would love to find your hair products to order online for hi-shine volumiser mist and shampoo. Where can i order it?

Posted by: Cherry the Manic Shopper (Administrator) Apr 02, 2008 Hi akmvcaidic -- just wondering-- what did you hair smell like after?

Posted by: akmvc () Apr 02, 2008 There were no traces of beer, egg, or mayonnaise As far as I can remember, you use one bottle of Pale Pilsen, one whole egg, and then a few tablespoons of mayonnaise just to make the whole thing creamy and easier to apply on your hair. Then after, just let it stay for a while. And rinse completely. Voila! Soft hair! I think I'll try it again since I'm mostly at home anyway. Will let you know what happens

Interesting Posted by: toffeenut () Apr 02, 2008 Would love to try this out!!

Posted by: Therese (Super Administrator) Apr 06, 2008 Sounds interesting...will try this out soon!

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