it was like adding oil to my hair. I tried to raise for a full 5 mins and had to rewash my hair just to get some of the oil from this out. I felt like it made everything it touched oily. I would not use this ever again.

Like the paired shampoo, I have not become a fan of this conditioner, and will not continue to use it.

As I #gotitfree to try and review, I wanted to give the shampoo and conditioner a solid try before reviewing. I used both for one week. The conditioner is a creamy white colour/texture. It is thick enough that it didn't run down my hand when I held it up, but not thick like a treatment conditioner/hair mask. The scent is very chemical/perfume based, with a tiny hint of coconut undertone.

If I had to choose, I did like the conditioner better than the matching shampoo, but this may be because conditioner always feels good in my hair. It was easy to slather through my wet hair, but harder to rinse out. It was hard to tell if it was all rinsed out because my hair was left feeling coated or slightly slimy.

It worked well as a detangler - my wet hair was easy to comb through. After blow drying, my hair was limp, and heavy. It was soft, for sure, but it almost seemed to look greasy at the roots. This is not a product I would buy or continue to use.

Like the shampoo, I was less than impressed. The first thing I noticed was the horrid colour. It was an odd yellowish colour. I was expecting a fresh white or even clear to go with the coconut “scent/ingredients” theme. The scent was a little less invasive but still very fragrant and overpowering. I didn’t find it smelled like coconut at all and it was more of a floral scent.It was creamy and went into my hair nicely though.

I didn’t notice a difference compared to my regular conditioner.

The price was high at $8.49, compared to the competitor. I was expecting no more than $7 for a Dove product.

I would not buy this again as there are other options with less harmful chemicals, for less money available to me.