This conditioner is the one in my bathroom at the moment, brought from asda for less than a pound it is realy good value for money. The conditioner is in a clear bottle so you can easily see when it is running low and is very thick in concistency, the bottle has a flip lid which has quite a large hole to dispense the conditioner through so there are no problems getting it out of the bottle untill you get near the bottom when you will have to sand it on its lid for a few minutes wholst you wash your hair to allow the thick conditioner to make its way to the top of the bottle. It smells beautiful, just like real coconut, the smell does last on your ...  Read the complete review

*** About Asda's Essential Care Natural Extracts Moisturising Conditioner *** I frequently purchase this particular conditioner in the coconut milk and tiare flower variety from my local Asda for around £1 for a 400 ml bottle, which is a very reasonable price in my view. At the moment this conditioner is on offer for only 50p a bottle, making it even more of a bargain! This conditioner comes in a wide transparent bottle with a green screw on cap with a flip lid. This makes it easy to squeeze out a small amount of the product and means that the bottle does not get messy in the process. As you may know from my previous reviews, I ...  Read the complete review

I have been pleasantly surprised by the Asda Essential Care Natural Extracts range for haircare. Over the years I have tried numerous shampoos and conditioners. I am not a particularly loyal shopper to any brand, and am generally happy to try most brands once. If they're no good, then I simply do not buy them again. Depending on what's on offer and how tight my shopping budget is, depends on how much I spend, and as the purse strings are very tight at the moment, I decided to give this product a try, priced at a very modest £1 for 400ml for an individual bottle on it's own, or four 400ml bottles from the range for £3. The 'Natural Extracts Moisturising ...  Read the complete review

I usually enjoy Asda own brand hair products as they are cheap, smell nice and leave my hair feeling shiny and fresh. However I can't say the same for the coconut conditioner. The smell of coconut is too overpowering for me. Also, I have dry hair so I thought this product would be ideal for my waist length hair, however, my hair is also quite fine. Even though I only applied the conditioner to the ends of my hair, when my hair was rinsed and dried it felt very greasy and heavy, and after a day looked awful. I can only think that it must have somehow got into the rest of my hair while I was rinsing it. I am still looking for a decent conditioner, the Asda coconut ...  Read the complete review

I love conditioner on my hair and so i went to Asda and found the coconut conditioner for permed, coloured hair. As my hair has just been coloured. Alot of conditioners irritate my skin when you rinse them off and it can also irritate my hair also. But this one didn't irritate my skin or hair which i was glad about. It is a very good conditioner, i didn't kmnow if it would be any good being a shop's own brand. But i was surprised when i saw how good it was. It is white in colour and leaves your hair feeling soft and more managable. This conditioner is enriched with coconut oil which helps the condition of the hair and leaves a lovely smell. ...  Read the complete review