 |
Lanes Tea Tree Conditioner
Newest Review: ... value I think. The fragrance is very strong, and to put it bluntly, you have to like the smell of Tea Tree Oil if you are ... more  ... going to use this product! The smell is what you might call "Medical".
We bought ours in an effort to halt the spread of headlice, and it is used on the children's hair for this reason (but not to much effect to be honest!).
For headlice repelling purposes, you would really have to add more Tea Tree Oil yourself, as it only contains 2% . It also contains Rosemary and Horse Chestnut extracts, although it is not a totally natural product and does contain alcohol, known to be drying to the hair. The good po...more |
||
Price Comparison for Lanes Tea Tree Conditioner
|
Lanes Tea Tree Conditioner 200ml
Lanes Tea Tree oil is extracted from the Melaleuca Alternifolia, ... Last Update 22.11.2009 05:45
|
£ 1.98 |
   
|
|
Read Reviews for Lanes Tea Tree Conditioner
Lanes Tea Tree Conditioner (277 words)
by - written on 26/02/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
Rating:
Lanes Tea Tree Conditioner is a leave-in conditioner in a pump spray bottle. I bought ours from a branch of Home Bargains, however it is widely available at supermarkets and chemists, and also some health food shops may stock it due to it's natural properties. It costs around £2 - £3.00 for 200ml, good value I think. The fragrance is very strong, and to put it bluntly, you have to like the smell of Tea Tree Oil if you are going to use this product! The smell is what you might call "Medical". We bought ours in an effort to halt the spread of headlice, and it is used on the children's hair for this reason (but not to much ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Lanes Tea Tree Conditioner
Smells nice, good pump action on pack. 
Makes hair spikey, gets stuck to your hands. Thickens hair, smells great! Need a bigger bottle, hard to get hold of conditioner great shampoo priceySpecial Effects USA Hair Dye
True to color in bottle, works better for bleached hair I guess Didn't cover roots, expensive, bottle hard to squeeze
Boots Coconut & Almond Oil Shampoo
Moisturising and smells divine. None at all-not one!
Sainsbury's Basics Hairspray
Everything Isn't strong enough to hold really complicated styles!
Lush Daddyo Shampoo
Minimises yellow tones, clarifies highlights, smells delicious, all natural! Quite pricey for the amount you get.
Alberto Balsam Intensive Conditioner Honey & Almond Extracts
cheap, soft, moisturised, conditioned, smooth hair smell can be a little sickly
Braun C31S
Cheap, simple to use, steam application kind to hair, portable Not instant heat-up
Matrix Curl.Life Defining System Contouring Milk
Defines and tidies what you do have Smell and price (if buying it full wack!)
John Frieda Sheer Blond Go Blonder Conditioner
If you have dyed hair - this makes the colour last longer. Didn't seem to make my hair any blonder.
Vidal Sassoon 80mm Radial Brush
Lightweight, decent size, fast drying and ionic benefits Learning to use takes practice
Revlon Straight Hair Days Frizz Control Straightening Balm
Hair Straighteners / Relaxers - Molding Products
Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
Home - About dooyoo.co.uk - Advertising - Contact dooyoo - Terms and Conditions
dooyoo Europe:
Deutschland 
España 
Italia 
France - Sitemap - Product Index
