Body Shop Honey Moisturising Conditioner

*Who are Body shop and what are their advantages?* The body shop is a fantastic place to shop for cosmetics and pick me ups and have ranges from children to men's, although it is mainly known for women to shop inside. People perceive it as expensive however with the offers, body shop card and January sales, body shop is affordable and you feel good for using their products. The first ever body shop to open was in Brighton where the franchise began on 26thh March 1976. Here are the values that the body shop supports: * Community trade supporting fair trade in other countries buying high quality natural products * Against testing products on ...  Read the complete review

I bought the travel-sized bottle of Body Shop Honey Moisturising Conditioner a while back... and used it about three times before chucking it in the bin. My hair is dry; I'm constantly on the look out for a good moisturising treatment. And, yes, this left my hair feeling soft. But it also left it limp, flat and lifeless near the scalp, and frizzy and flyaway at the ends. Basically: a mess. In addition, while it may have moisturised my hair, it left my scalp feeling tight and flaky. Yes, it smells lush, but it didn't do the job. And at Body Shop prices, you'd expect it to leave you feeling ...  Read the complete review

I have never really been a fan of the body shop to be honest as it is very over priced and even though their products are great. I don't really have that sort of money to spend. I usually have a body shop gift set in my Christmas stocking each year so I do look forward to my Christmas treat. My 5 year old daughter loves honey products. I don't know if it's the smell or what but she loves it. I buy her "honey I washed the kids" soap from lush regular and am always on the look out for other honey products. I was at work the other week when my friend asked me if I would be interested in having a body shop party. I refused but said I would have a look ...  Read the complete review

While spending a Body Shop voucher recently I decided to treat myself to a nice shampoo and conditioner as my usual purchases generally come from Poundland and while they do do the job, there is little luxuriousness to such cheap beauty products. The conditioner I opted for was The Body Shop Honey Moisturising Conditioner which comes in a range of bottle sizes, I bought the 400ml bottle which cost £7.80. This conditioner smells absolutely amazing, it is intensely honey aroma which is strong as soon as I opened the bottle and only seems to intensify as I am massaging it through my hair. It's a dream to work with too, a small blob of conditioner will ...  Read the complete review

"WITH HONEY TO HELP MOISTURISE AND SOFTEN YOUR HAIR." I bought this product along with the shampoo to "give it a go"; we were going on holiday and I wanted something which would keep my hair conditioned so that I wasn't carrying cases full of hair products. The conditioner is for dry, damaged and/or chemically treated hair, so I figured that it would be able to cope with the obligatory sun drying effects. **Packaging** This product comes in a 250ml pump type plastic dispenser, and as with mos of the Body Shop products is quite plain with not a lot of "fancy"extras. There are the usual ...  Read the complete review