Great Conditioner & Sulfate Free

Love this conditioner. I have very fine, thin hair that can be frizzy/flyaway but this conditioner smoothes very nicely and I can always find it at a great price on sale. And it's sulfate free!

Très bon

Un revitalisant très bon pour les cheveux. Il sent très bon, une senteur pas trop parfumée. Il rend les pointes douces et je pense que j'ai moins de pointe fourchues depuis.

Very hydrating

Although it's a little pricey, this conditioner and shampoo that goes along with it is one of my favourites. I like the scent a lot and I feel like it really hydrates my long thick hair. I have to use a big clump of this to detangle though...I would say this isn't the best for detangling, but still gets the job done. This quantity is not worth the price for me but if I could this would be my go-to line for shampoo and conditioner. I like this brand way better than the Organix now.

Silky, strong, shiny hair.

This is my conditioner. I am so overjoyed with it because it brought me through the years of growth to long hair without any loss of length to split ends. Growing fine hair long and healthy is a feat that I owe to Marc Anthony's Repairing Macadamia Oil Conditioner (and shampoo and oil).

The conditioner doesn't weigh my hair down, it's just never an issue. It has the most heavenly almost coconut scent that reminds me of being at the beach. The most important thing it has going for it to me is the detangling abilities it has, protecting my hair during the wide-toothed after-wash combing.

I wish everyone could know about this conditioner. To me, it's the conditioner that all others should be compared to.

I have very thick long hair, which can be a hassle to maintain. Before using this conditioner I have been struggling with dandruff which reappears and lack of moisture as well as shine in my hair, but with continued use of this conditioner all my problems went away! And it smells amazing!

If you're not looking to invest around $10 into this conditioner, you can get one time use packets which cost around $3 to try out, so it's basically a win-win situation.

I have long, heavily treated hair. I decided to go from black hair to blond. Before going blond (which takes several sessions) I had the bottom of my hair digitally permed. Then unexpectedly had to dye my hair back to dark brown. For an Asian I would say that I have naturally thick straight black hair originally.

Needless to say that my hair was severely damaged and my hair felt more like straw than it did hair. Marc Anthony to the rescue. This conditioner smells amazing and my hair feels so soft and smooth after using it.

The thing about me is that I like to have soft conditioned hair but I HATE oily hair. So when I want soft dry and luscious hair this is the product I use. If I feel that I need extra conditioning I follow with the oil treatment but to be honest as long as I put a good amount of conditioner on my hair and tap... smack it in? and let it soak in for about 1-5 min (I shave my legs or wash my body while I wait) and then I let it air dry. Perfectly natural looking hair every time.

Tip for not damaging your hair further: Squeeze the excess water from your hair and then use a towel to pat your hair dry, do not rub the towel on your hair (boy style). Do not comb or brush your hair while it's damp (your hair will snap and it will cause more split ends). Avoid using hot blow dryer or straightener to dry your hair. If you're in a hurry than use the cold air from the hair dryer and toss your hair to loosen the strands.

I have tried many conditioners for fragile hair and this one is great. It provides the perfect amount of moisture without an oily residue. Hair stays soft and shiny. The only thing I didn't caste for was the scent, coconut. I'm not big on coconut.