Aloe Vera Watergrass Nourishing Hair Conditioner | Nourishes Strengthens and Boosts Volume for Thin Weak and Fragile Hair

This is pure indulgence in a bottle. The Neroli and Jasmine blend is uplifting yet soothing, think tropical garden at sunset. It leaves my hair not only smelling divine but also incredibly soft, hydrated, and healthy. I color my hair frequently, and this conditioner has helped bring back shine and bounce without the heaviness. It’s packed with simple, honest, and luxurious ingredients rooted in Ayurvedic wisdom and essential oils, no harsh chemicals, just pure hair TLC.

The fragrance of this products deserves a 5/5. It’s the best fragrance I’ve found in any products and it is long lasting. However, the conditioning properties are majorly lacking. I am fortunate to have very low maintenance hair that doesn’t require much to stay soft, smooth and shiny. My scalp is never oily or dry and yet this conditioner does almost nothing for me. My scalp is fine but my hair is just dull after use compared to other conditioners. I’ve been mixing it with a better conditioner which is working well giving me the best of both fragrance and overall hair health. It’s really not a great conditioner at all, but the fragrance is the best.

Really like this!

This is a bottle of margosa Mint medicated hair conditioner. This comes in a 8.45 Flow Ounce bottle and has a teeter totter style lid for dispersal. This conditioner is medium in viscosity and is not super thick but is also not super runny giving this a medium thickness. This has a good moisture level and has lots of ingredients to help with dandruff and irritated scalps. This does a decent job at making my hair soft and feels like it's made of a good quality. The scent of this is a bit strong and could be offensive to some people's noses. This has a bit of a bar soap type smell that is very strong. It kind of reminds me of some lavender bars that I've smelled. It's a fresh, clean scent but the smell of this is on the stronger side and some people might find this offensive. This conditioner seems effective and noticed that this was their only medicated conditioner in their line of conditioners. This would be good for somebody who has dandruff or issues with their scalps. There is no cooling effect from the mint and I don't smell it either. The value on this is about what you would expect to pay for something like this. This is not terribly expensive and this is not cheap for the amount that you get giving this an expected value in my opinion and at the time of this review. Overall, This margosa mint medicated hair conditioner is a bit on the stronger side of the smell of things but seems to work. I personally was hoping for a cooling effect with this due to the mint but I didn't notice, nor smell it. This will be great during the winter months when things tend to get dried out from the cold but is not an everyday user for me due to the smell.

I love this stuff. I used my regular shampoo and then was using this for conditioner. I was using it every time I showered but I did notice my hair looked greasy. I ended up cutting back on using it, using it only a couple times a week and only using it on my ends. I love how it left my hair super soft and gave my hair elasticity, causing less breakage. I do believe this product does exactly what it claims. I did have a little issue with the bottle getting clogged as this product is pretty thick. I think its a little pricey for the size of the bottle but if your not using it every time it should last. It has been over a month and I have 1/3 of the bottle left. That is considering I used it everyday for the first week or so. I would highly recommend this product, I will be ordering more when gone.

I have like mixed opinions on this conditioner. For some reason, it seems like every time I use this, I lose a lot more hair when I go to rinse it then I would've normal conditioner. I'm serious, I lose so much hair when I use this and it kind of makes me not want to use it. When I do use it, I have to mix it with another conditioner because it doesn't have really good softening properties. It's more of a treatment for dandruff more than it is a conditioner for your hair. I do think it is, a value that is maybe not worth time – seems a little pricey for it promising so little. It smell nice, but I don't think I would ever get it again because I benefit better from store conditioner than this.

This conditioner smells really nice. It’s a lightly fruity floral scent to me, and it lingers just enough to be pleasant but not overpowering. After using this, my hair felt soft and moisturized but not weighed down. Two days later, my hair feels a little dry but not badly so. This is about typical for how long my hair will remain moisturized. So I would say it lasts pretty well. I didn’t need to use a lot so even though the bottle isn’t large, it should last for a while. I liked that the conditioner contains a number of fruit oils and extracts. Considering the quality of the ingredients, and that you only need a little for each use, I think $20 is a reasonable price for this product.

This conditioner contains a lot of good ingredients for the hair and scalp including coconut, aloe vera, lemongrass, eucalyptus, peppermint, ginger, and more. I have been using it daily for about a week on my dry, itchy scalp, and so far I have noticed a moderate improvement It is easy to work into the hair and scalp, and it rinses out well without leaving a greasy or sticky residue. It doesn't seem to have any added fragrance other than the natural smells from the ingredients. I can definitely smell the eucalyptus with some peppermint for a pleasant smell that isn't too strong or overpowering It does help soothe my scalp, and I have had less itching and redness after several days of use. I still get some of the itching and flaking, but there is a definite improvement. It also makes my hair feel soft and easy to manage with less frizz