Boots Ingredients Camomile and Lemon Conditioner Reviews


Product Type: Boots hair care products
Description:Brand: Boots / Type: Conditioner
Newest Review: ... plastic bottle with a flip top cap. The label on the bottle is quite basic and white, with a picture of a daisy on the front. ... more
Customer Boots Ingredients Camomile and Lemon Conditioner Reviews (3)

by - written on 18/10/12 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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I bought this recently from Boots along with the shampoo from the same range. It costs 1.29 for a bottle but more often than not it is also on a 3 for 2 offer along with all the other hair care products that Boots have to offer. The conditioner comes in a small clear plastic bottle with a flip top cap. The label on the bottle is quite basic and white, with a picture of a daisy on the front. The conditioner itself is an off white creamy colour and quite thin and runny in consistancy. After shampoo-ing I smoothed this through my hair, I found I had to use quite a lot to get a nice even amount through my hair. It was easy to rinse out as it was so thin ... Read the complete review

by - written on 22/08/12 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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I'm currently using the Boots Ingredients Camomile & Lemon Balm Shampoo and Conditioner. I'm not brand loyal when it comes to shampoos and conditioners, I'm happy to use whichever products happen to be on offer or seem to be the best value. The Boots Camomile & Lemon Balm Conditioner costs just £1.29, and comes in a 300ml bottle. The bottle has a flip top lid making it easy to use in the shower with wet hands. The conditioner itself is quite a liquid conditioner, and it's a pale yellow, opaque liquid. It states that it's designed specifically for blonde and fair hair, my hair is neither fair nor blonde, it's mid to dark brown - I didn't actually spot ... Read the complete review

by - written on 15/08/12 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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This is a review of Boots Ingredients Camomile & Lemon balm conditioner which I used in conjunction with the same shampoo from the range, the conditioner lasted me a few weeks longer than the shampoo for some reason. Price and packaging A bottle of this conditioner is sized 300 ml and retails at £1.29 and I also bought it in a 3 for 2 deal at the time with boots points as an added bonus. The bottle is packaged in a clear round bottle with a white label picturing the ingredients and a flip top cap which makes it easy to squeeze out the product. How does it perform? In use, the conditioner is quite thin and runny so you don't need a lot ... Read the complete review
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