A revitalising conditioner!

Advantages: Great scent, tangle free hair, only a small amount required, great price.
Disadvantages: None

...Original Source make products which contains 100% natural essential oils, no synthetic fragrances and they do not test their products on animals. This is part of the reason why I enjoy using their guilt free products, that and the gorgeous scents that they carry because of the sheer amount of natural oils and ingredients that are used in making Original Source products. This conditioner is stated as being for all hair types and I find this to be fairly accurate because I have greasy hair while my Mother suffers from slightly dry, flyaway hair and we have both used this on a couple of occasions with great results. This conditioner is supplied in a long bottle which thins towards the end and it is designed to stand on it's lid (which is a black flip top) and it is very easy to grip and open whilst in the shower. When the conditioner is...

katyeverett 28.10.2009 · Read review
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Fit for a Duchess? Duchy Originals Conditioner.

Advantages: Pleasant scent, left hair soft and fragranced
Disadvantages: Price, price, price!

...Review of Duchy Originals conditioner. I am reviewing the Rose and Mandarin version of the conditioner, there are several different fragrances in the range, but this review will concentrate on Rose and Mandarin only. I was given a bottle of Duchy Rose and Mandarin shampoo recently by my daughter. She had bought it, tried it and disliked it, so passed it on to me, a few days later she turned up with the matching conditioner. The Product ?A creamy, nourishing, protein conditioner made with organic Rose and organic Mandarin Essential oils? is the strap line on the label. Anyone who read my earlier review on the shampoo in this range, may recall that I was less than impressed with that product, so my expectations of the conditioner were fairly low! The conditioner is presented in a rather old fashioned, recyclable, clear...

brittle1906 16.09.2009 · Read review
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Review of Duchy Originals Conditioner

Sunsilk Conditioner

Advantages: -
Disadvantages: -

...Sunsilk Deeply Brunetter conditioner can be bought in the section of shops that sell hair care and hygiene products. It is a great conditioner to keep your brunetter hair feeling soft and smelling great. It is priced around £1.50 a bottle which is a great price for a conditioner that works so well. To apply this conditioner you do so in the same way that you would any other conditioner, it is easy to rinse out of your hair, try and leave it in for a few minutes to enhance its effects. This conditioner can be used every day as it is not too harsh on your hair and it is reasonably priced. After drying my hair after using this conditioner I noticed that my hair smelt great and that it was in great condition, this conditioner doesnt leave your hair as nice as when you use a more expensive conditioner for example bed head but...

lorrainek90 22.10.2009 · Read review
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Review of Sunsilk Deeply Brunette Conditioner

Intensive conditioner

Advantages: Good value, no fuss product
Disadvantages: None

...This relatively little known product can be found tucked away on the shelves of Boots the Chemist, with all the other more famous shampoo brands and hair products. ~~PRODUCT RANGE Boots used to sell a product called hennara wax, which I believe is now discontinued, and have now launced a small range of 'intensive' conditioners. There is cammomile, henna and horsechestnut (for dry and damaged hair) and coconut, which is good for giving hair a silky feel. With natural extracts of coconut, Boots shampoo and conditioner claims it 'is specially formulated' to moisturise dry hair for 'softness, shine and tangle free' hair. There are also 'matching' shampoos in this mini-range, which I am also a fan of, also in horsechestnut, coconut and camomile, and are a good basic product. They cost around £1.30 ~~APPEARANCE...

aspebbles 29.06.2008 · Read review
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Aussie Real Volume Conditioner

Advantages: Smells fabulous
Disadvantages: Seemed to tangle hair uncomfortably; didn't volumise; expensive

...I bought Aussie Real Volume Conditioner for my sister when she asked me to pick her up some volumising conditioner. I tend to use cheap conditioner but I know that she likes posh brands of haircare product and Aussie have a good name. It was £3.49 for 300ml. Occasionally Boots have a 2 for £6 deal on Aussie products. Although it was for my sister, I spotted it in the shower and decided to try it for myself. This was because I had noticed she was wearing a lovely fragrance; but she explained it was the scent of the conditioner, not perfume! The bottle is a nice shape - it looks fairly classy and it's easy to squeeze, which is something you take for granted until you buy a product in a rigid, unyielding bottle that doesn't let you get to the product (as I have experienced occasionally with some other brands). The top has a circle that you...

Sacheverell 01.11.2009 · Read review
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Review of Aussie Real Volume Conditioner

Boots conditioner well worth it

Advantages: Brings out natural red shades in red and brown hair
Disadvantages: A little runny, so sometimes end up with too much

...I'm a natural auburn-headed girl. I've never really liked my colour, but when I saw the promise that this product would help to bring out the natural red tints I was tempted. The exact promise on my bottle is 'enhances hair colour and shine' and it claims to do so in both red and brown hair. At the price of £1.26, and on a 3 for 2 deal (these are very common), I just couldn't resist. I also like being able to collect the Boots points on my card. I bought both the shampoo and conditioner. I used both products every other day. Despite this regular use, the bottles lasted me almost 8 months! I think that makes the products excellent value for money. Of course, one of the most important things with a shampoo is how clean it makes your hair. I don't have naturally greasy hair, so I can't comment on how effective this would be for such...

M.Newcastle 24.07.2009 (26.09.2009) · Read review
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Tesco Coconut Conditioner

Advantages: Cheap
Disadvantages: Smell, leaves hair greasy

...Now, I'm not someone who cares a lot about their hair or the way it looks. I'm often leaving the house for school with a hair in a mess. I do like to use conditioner, however, when I'm washing it. I have absolutely no say in what shampoo or conditioner is bought in my house (I still live with my mum, being only 16, so she does all the shopping), so I just use whatever is there. Occassionally I'll see the bottle of VO5 or Herbal Essences, or if I'm very lucky, a man's shampoo, but more often than not it's the Tesco range that ends up on my head. My mum's favourite seems to be coconut, for reasons beyond my knowledge. The conditioner leaves my hair greasy and the smell is awful. It does smell of coconuts -ones which have went off! It feels and looks like normal conditioner, but don't let that fool you - it is nothing like, for example...

tb240904 08.09.2009 · Read review
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Review of Tesco Coconut Conditioner

Conditioner so good you could brush your teeth with it!

Advantages: It will leave your hair actually feeling soft and manageable.
Disadvantages: It burns like buggery for the first couple of uses!

...I was first attracted to the Original source range of products after seeing their bright vivid colours on the supermarket shelves, their look really helped to make them stand out from their counterparts. They come in a number of very distinctive and different fragrances which also attracted me to them. I immediately had to take a closer look at these bright and colourful toiletries, and found that the label claimed that they are made from 100% natural ingredients which helped to make my mind up in making my first of many purchases from this range. I have tried a few flavours in the Original Source range and the mint and tea tree has become my favourite so far, after trying the shower gel and shampoo in this fragrance I decided to try the conditioner so as to complete the minty experience! The Mint and Tea Tree conditioner is...

Autarkis 12.11.2009 (01.12.2009) · Read review
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Review of Original Source Mint & Tea Tree Conditioner

tigi conditioner

Advantages: great conditioner
Disadvantages: expensive

...I have used this conditioner along with the control freak shampoo and serum to try and tame my wavy highlighted hair. It was recommended to me by my hairdresser. The conditioner is quite light and fluid and has a very sweet, pineapple smell, which I loved, the conditioner detangled my hair well and when used with the serum, made my hair a lot more manageable Bed Head Control Freak is the best. It smells great! It makes my hair look light and bouncy. The conditioner makes it so soft. Control Freak Conditioner repairs and moisturises the hair to seal and reduce frizz. It is suitable for all hair types, lengths and styles. For beautiful super straight hair, this conditioner will keep tangles and frizz under control. Work thoroughly through damp hair and rinse. Continue with the other Control Freak Products. This product is...

jo_field26 08.05.2008 (29.11.2008) · Read review
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Review of TIGI Bed Head Control Freak Conditioner

Secret Organism Ingredient in the conditioner

Advantages: shiny hair to start with
Disadvantages: chip pan look after regular use

...Timotei Conditioner Revives Cherry Extract & Cotton Coloured Hair Range Timotei are owned by Unilever. They first launched Timotei shampoos in Sweden in the 1970's and then came to the UK in 1983. They started producing products mainly aimed at Blonde hair, you may remember their first advert featuring a young lady with beautiful long blonde hair walking through a summer's meadow, but now make shampoos and conditioners for all hair colours and types. Timotei have an extensive range of Shampoos and Conditioners for every hair type. They have suggested which conditioners worked well with which shampoo and are a well established brand name. I have used many of their products and have always been very pleased with the results. As I have highlights in my hair and am now being classed as 'middle aged' (although I still feel 21) I...

pixie65 16.06.2008 · Read review
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