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Asda Essential Care Natural Extracts Colour Care Mango and Papaya Conditioner


 Asda Essential Care Natural Extracts Colour Care Mango and Papaya Conditioner Hair Care

Asda Essential Care Natural Extracts Colour Care Mango and Papaya Conditioner

 
Description: Brand: Asda / Hair Care Type: Conditioner

Newest Review: ... with a picture of fruit on the front and a dark green flip top cap. It's not exactly an exciting design, but it's functional ... more

 ... and for the price you can't expect much more. Like the matching shampoo, this conditioner has an amazing smell. The mango and papaya scent is very strong and fresh, and really reminds me of summer. It's not really a synthetic fruity scent, it does smell natural and it really wakes you up too. The conditioner is orange in colour and is a nice consistency. I'd say it's quite thin, but at the same time is not runny, and not so thin that I feel it's having no impact on my hair. There is also no need to leave it on for an...more

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pink_glitter
Premium Review Asda Essential Care Natural Extracts Colour Care Mango and Papaya Conditioner: Fruity and Fresh (462 words)
by - written on 28/02/09 (Very useful, 153 readings)
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As I had already purchased a bottle of ASDA's Natural Extracts Shampoo, I decided to buy the conditioner as well, as I do prefer to use matching products where possible. The main reason behind the decision was that I'm trying to cut back and spend less, and this was very cheap! It also smelled a lot nicer than the pink one from the same range. This particular conditioner is designed for coloured hair, and the bottle tells me it will help maintain colour and shine. The conditioner comes in a quite plain looking clear bottle, with a picture of fruit on the front and a dark green flip top cap. It's not exactly an exciting design, but it's functional ...  Read the complete review

kaitlinsmummy
Premium Review Essential products at a sometimes cheaper price. (624 words)
by - written on 30/10/08 (Very useful, 72 readings)
Rating:

As always I am on the hunt for a bargain, usually in the aisle's of my local Asda. As with shower gels I do tend to like a nice hair conditioner, and usually Asda obliges by having one of there better brands on offer, this particular week the only things on offer were the Alberto Balsam range (hate the stuff worse than useless in my opinion) and the Asda's own range, of which I have never tried. The product I will now review is " Asda essential care natural extracts, colour care mango and papaya conditioner". The packaging is simply and not fussy in the slightest. My biggest gripe with some of the conditioners available is the ridiculous ...  Read the complete review

 

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