Aveda Bixa Color Conditioner

Advantages: Easy to use, Great texture, Nice smell, NO build-up
Disadvantages: not all that good for really dry hair

...If any of you out there are reading this have read any of my other opinions on Aveda Products, you will have gathered by now that I LIKE AVEDA. I use Rosemary and Mint conditioner as my everyday conditioner. I have pretty good hair condition most of the time. I find that this water based conditioner from Aveda a real essential. It does not leave my hair heavy or fly away it just leaves it feeling naturally soft and smooth. I use Rosemary and mint conditioner after every wash regardlesss of which Aveda shampoo I am using from the range, alternating with a colour treatment conditioner about once a week. If you have very dry hair however you may need to use one of the other conditioners from the range. The Rosemary and Mint is lightest of all the conditioners in the Aveda range. It also may need to be supplimented with a treatment... Read review

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Advantages: gorgeous hair
Disadvantages: pretty pricey

...I have recently tried Aveda's yummy rosemary and mint shampoo ( there is also a conditioner as well) its ideal for fine and flyaway hair (mine's definately flying away after having my baby!) and it has a very strong mint smell. If you've never tried Aveda products before most of the ingredients used are organically grown and the shampoo's smell of genuine plants not a synthetic perfume smell that you get in most shampoo's. The only thing that might put people off is the price at approx £8.00 a bottle but really a little goes a long way and your bottle should last a long time.... Read review

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Advantages: effective. lovely to use
Disadvantages: quite pricey, not available in all areas

...This was one of the first colour-enhancing shampoos and is still probably the best. Aveda makes a whole range of shampoo to highlight various colours, and all are absolutely excellent quality. The really lovely thing about them is that they all use natural ingredients, and unlike some of the newer formulations, there's absolutely no chance of colour build up or hair damage. The Blue Malva neutralises yellow or brassy tones in blonde or grey hair - and it works. Like most of Aveda's stuff the smell is absolutely gorgeous too. If you want a stronger effect there's a conditioner to match (which I use fortnightly and leave on all night)... Read review

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