Naked Smooth Silky Conditioner Reviews
Product Type: Naked hair care products
Newest Review: ... on offer at Boots, and having almost 100% natural ingredients, I thought new hair colour? Might as well be organic for a ... more
... change. Plus, I have naturally straight hair and these products are aimed at that. The packaging is pretty simple, nothing too fancy and kind of ties in with the whole 'natural' theme. The product itself is clear/cream coloured and has a fairly thicker texture than other brands. I've noticed the shampoo doesn't lather as much as previous shampoos I've used, but this doesn't bother me. The conditioner however, is very thick. It's so thick that I struggle to get it out of the tube sometimes.
Both the shampoo and conditio...more
Customer Naked Smooth Silky Conditioner Reviews (4)
by - written on 12/04/10 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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Naked smooth jojoba oil silky conditioner is 97% natural, and comes in a 250ml tube. The tube is a mushroom colour, which isn't very appealing but the bold writing on the front draws you in. I was drawn to this brand as it doesn't use nasty chemicals, and isn't tested on animals. The conditioner contains jojoba oil, which helps to moisturise and smooth out the hair. On the back it says, 'we use jojoba oil because it's a super rich, deeply conditioning liquid wax that coats the hair shaft to help reduce frizz and give hair the appearance of satin sheets'. I use this conditioner after using the Naked Silky Shampoo. It is white and has a thick ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/09/09 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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*I was unable to submit the shampoo and conditioner as one product so there is overlap on both reviews as I have only ever used these products together* I'm very fickle when it comes to shampoos and conditioners - I basically just have a look for what's on offer and then choose which smells nicest. And anyway, don't they say that your hair gets 'used' to certain products and they become less effective over time? So, last time I needed a new shampoo and conditioner I spotted these new 'Naked' hair products in Boots, and they were on 2 for 1. Criterion #1 met, I popped the cap for a sniff then headed happily towards the till. The product I opted for ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/01/11 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Despite the fact that me and my family had previously been unimpressed with Naked shampoo, I was lured into trying their products once again by the 2 for 1 offer in Boots. The usual price is about £4 a bottle which I consider to be quite expensive. I truly respect all of these companies out there that are both cruelty free and more environmentally friendly and desperately want to find that they work just as well as, if not better than their chemically based conterparts. Naked products are 97% natural and have no sulphates, parabens or petrochemicals so fit the bill. Also being a bargain hunter, I could not resist this offer and bought 2 bottles of Naked Smooth ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/10/12 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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I've only ever used the shampoo and conditioner together so I can't really comment on their effectiveness individually, but wanted to write a review for both... So the reviews will be similar if not the same. Anyway, after recently colouring my hair I needed to find a shampoo and conditioner that were sulfates-free. However I also wanted products that would help my hair to stay looking shiny and soft, after my change from John Frieda. I came across the naked range on offer at Boots, and having almost 100% natural ingredients, I thought new hair colour? Might as well be organic for a change. Plus, I have naturally straight hair and these products are aimed at ... Read the complete review
