Restore + Repair Conditioner

I really like the packaging, it looks chic in the shower. It's a thick cream, I love that. For example, not half of it falls into the shower well before you have been able to bring it from the tube to your hair. I was really disappointed with the smell! It is neither vanilla nor cedar wood. It even stinks, I thought it smelled too natural. I'm apparently more into chemically sweet...? I also probably expected it to make my hair nice and soft in the shower, but my hair felt rather rough than nice and soft. However, I was able to comb my hair reasonably. But it remained difficult. Perhaps it works better in combination with the shampoo? I've used it twice now, so I can't tell if it really prevents hair breakage? I got this tube to try, I wouldn't buy it myself, even considering the price. #nourishednewyear

I had to get used to the conditioner because it smells like tea and you need quite a lot compared to other conditioners. I am satisfied with the product because it is less harmful to the environment, but I am not very satisfied with the product when I look at the result. A nice conditioner makes your hair very supple, soft and smooth. This nourished conditioner does the opposite, your hair is stiff. I'm not sure what I think about that yet, maybe it takes some getting used to, the product is significantly different from any other conditioner. #nourishednewyear

At first glance, a nice package and with the mention vanilla/cedarwood, you expect a nice scent. But... that's disappointing. T is a natural product, which also explains a lot. It is pleasant to use, and the hair is not so frizzy after use and is not easily greasy. But I use such products over the lengths of my hair and not on my scalp. All in all, a good conditioner, which, in my opinion, is too expensive. Anyway, that's obviously what you want to spend.