Cilantro Hair Conditioner

I tried this recently alongside the peppermint shampoo when I stayed in a hotel stocked with Malin and GOETZ products. While I really liked using the peppermint shampoo, I thought this conditioner was just okay, and not really any better than the kind of shampoo I could buy from a high street pharmacy.

I received a sample of this conditioner with a recent purchase so I haven't used it with their corresponding shampoo. I found it to be quite a thin consistency but it did add enough moisture to my fine hair and left it easy to comb through afterwards before blowing drying. It left my hair feeling soft and shiny.

I received a sample of this conditioner with an order and I’m so glad I got the chance to try it out rather than making a blind purchase. The conditioner is not good for my hair.,it has a nice subtle scent but is not rich enough for my hair. This is some features, as my hair is very fine and I usually find conditioners weigh it down, this one had a nice consistency and spread easily through my hair. Used a scalp brush to comb it through. The problems started when I washed it out and came to comb and dry my hair. My hair does not normally get that knotted but my goodness, I was left with a tangled mess! I needed to use a shed load of leave in conditioner to be able to comb my hair properly and it defo purely did nothing to tame frizz. I only had a single use sample so perhaps this is unfair but I found this the most ineffective conditioner I have ever used.

This conditioner contains so many good ingredients. The fatty acids help nourish the scalp and the hair and also I love the fact all brand’s products have an interesting scent which lingers. It says it can be used as a leave in treatment but I wouldn’t. For me it should be washed after use otherwise it doesn’t sit all that well on dry hair and I prefer other treatments.