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Posted January 19, 2005
My hair is like
a teen pop star: cute but very badly behaved. Since I
can't send my curls to rehab, I tried the next best thing:
Mud. It seems some of Manhattan's best tressed are using
this Green Silt Scrub from Korres, the Greek answer to
Kiehl's. Never mind that it's made with detoxified dirt—the
cleanser claims to restore moisture and vitamins to the
scalp, while carrying grime out of the hair. And even
though the Silt Scrub looked goopy and gross, I was desperate
enough to try it. After coating my hair and scalp, I killed
10 minutes in the shower, then rinsed and shampooed. What
happened was nothing short of a minor miracle—my
hair was shiny, sleek, and totally gorgeous. It dried
frizz free and looked amazing. If my hair's always going
to look this good after using the Silt Scrub, I'm happy
to be a dirty girl any time—or, as the directions
on tube say, once a week.
$28 at New London Pharmacy, 246 Eighth Ave., at 23rd St., 212-243-4987.
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