Coral Crue

Hey blogger bees :)

I am back with a review of this conditioner which took me forever, almost all of this year, to get through. Finally, I am in a great position to be able to review this product. First off, to be all fair to this review, I would like to let you know about my hair type. It is luscious, very thick hair which is prone to frizz when exposed to humidity. I have very long hair and recently got a cut. I will review the salon that I visited lately and would like everyone to check the place out as I believe it's one of the best salons in Mangalore. Great stylist, you guys!

TRESemme Smooth Salon Silk Conditioner

I require a heavy duty product to condition my tresses as they weigh in really strong and I need something to give it some lift and airiness.

This is a white coloured cream conditioner, it is satiny texture wise and has a nice floral smell.

Not too strong and the smell does not last after the wash, leaving your hair quite netural.

It is not too thick, the consistency is slightly runny.

You leave the conditioner in and you can feel that it gets absorbed into your hair.

It leaves your hair quite sleek after rinsing it off.

It says that it has an advanced smoothing system with vitamin H and silk proteins.

Vitamin H is Biotin. I have heard that it can cause acne for most folks, I've had a slight bout of acne all through this year. Won't say that it could have been caused by this product but since I have stopped using it now, will update if it clears up.

My frizz does not get properly managed by using this particular product. Sorry to say, that claim does not hold good here.

Maybe it would work better for lighter, thinner and hair that is not as heavy as mine.

If you live in a humid climate zone, you will need something that is stronger in duty than this baby.

It doesn't help with my tangles all that much, but I am not complaining. It does what an average conditioner would do. No great shakes about it.

How do you use this product?

1.Apply an adequate amount of product from mid-shaft to ends first (like you are making a ponytail) on wet, shampooed hair. Depending on your thickness and length, you want an amount that coats all your hair.

2. Work anything that's left through roots and crown.

3. Run a wide-tooth comb from roots to ends to detangle hair. This is the safest method for detangling without causing breakage as the conditioner adds a protective barrier.

4. Leave on for 3-4 minutes.

5. Rinse thoroughly.