Before anyone says anything yes I do realise I am reviewing the old Herbal Essences :) I will never get my head round why they needed to change their range I prefer their old one! Herbal Essences is now been sold as Hello Hydration for those who didnt know. Anyway I haven't seen these old bottles sold for a while but as I was looking through the 99p shop yesterday I noticed rows of the old bottles on offer for 79p for 400ml! So I picked up 3 bottles to keep me going for a while. The Claim: Obviously you may have gathered from the name that this conditioner promises to nourish and protect your hair whilst leaving it shiny and fabulous. It ...  Read the complete review

I managed to get this in the bargain corner in my local Tesco's once again, the packaging for this product and it's now being sold as Hello Hydration in new style bottles. I didn't let this put me off one bit for the 40p price tag it was marked up as so I snapped it up off the shelf. The packaging is a clear blue plastic with a flip up lid but like I say this is now going to be replaces with a solid blue plastic bottle with the light green circle on it. As they are bringing out new packaging for this it's worth looking out for the old style bottles in the pound shops or offers on the new style bottles that they are doing to get people familiar with the new ...  Read the complete review

I love the Herbal Essences range, and use their shampoos and conditioners most of the time. Some friends have remarked that the shampoos find them a little bit too strong and 'stripping', but my hair is quite fine and gets greasy, so I like the 'sqeaky clean' feeling that most of their shampoos leave you with. However, when it comes to conditioner, I like my hair to feel soft and silky - in other words to be able to tell that I've used them. I want something that makes it easy to get my comb through my hair afterwards, and if it smells nice, that's a bonus. Oh, and it needs to be cheap too! (I don't ask much!) Herbal Essences Deep Nourishment and Shine ...  Read the complete review

Initially I was drawn to the Clairol Herbal Essences range of hair conditioners through their seductive adverts preceding Desperate Housewives. Normally advertisements have little effect on my purchasing decisions. In fact, I usually press the mute button in defiance when adverts blatantly interrupt my TV programme. However, something about these adverts, with those women erupting into ecstatic convulsions while using Clairol Herbal Essences, had a positive influence over me. I was further persuaded by the Clairol name. I thought Clairol might be a wise choice because I use the Clairol hair colours and have done for years. Included in the box along with the ...  Read the complete review

This herbal essences conditioner comes in 2 different size bottles, you can either get the travel size 250ml or the large 400ml bottle. I always opt for the large bottle because I've got loads of long and quite thick bleach blonde hair to condition and I like to use loads. So, this conditioner is a blue one just like the shampoo, this is actually a lighter blue, kind of like a baby blue, thick and creamy product. It feels quite thick (some conditioners are quite liquidy but this one is pretty thick, but that is because it's meant for dry and brittle hair). This conditioner smells really exotic; it has a lovely fresh coconut and fruity scent that lingers in ...  Read the complete review