This product was very dissappointing. It is designed to give shine and bounce to coloured hair. It costs £5.00 for a 50ml bottle and if used sparingly lasts around a month. The packaging is simple and doesnt look particularly expensive. It tells you to leave on for a couple of mins, then comb through, which is what I usually do with conditioner anyway. When I rinsed my ahir it didnt feel any different to how it normally does when I use pantene or herbal essences. The only thing I did like about this product was the gorgeous coconut smell, reminds of suntan lotion. Wen drying my hair it didnt feel any different to cheaper brands I have used, and the ends of my ...  Read the complete review

I recently went to the hairdressers and got my hair highlighted. To help alleviate the dryness that colouring can sometimes inflict on the hair, and add some moisture to my hair, the hairdresser suggested I buy Bumble and Bumble Creme de Coco conditioner. Now, I am very skeptical about hairdressers selling hair products because they are hardly objective; they obviously want to make a sale. Furthermore, it was going to cost me £5 for a 50ml bottle (though you can get four times this amount for £16 at HQHair). A 50ml bottle is basically the same size as the mini bottles of shower gel that you can get from the Body Shop. However, I decided to buy it ...  Read the complete review