Original Source Tea Tree and Mint Conditioner

I was first attracted to the Original Source range of products after seeing their bright vivid colours on the supermarket shelves, their look really helped to make them stand out from their counterparts. They come in a number of very distinctive and different fragrances which also attracted me to them. I immediately had to take a closer look at these bright and colourful toiletries, and found that the label claimed that they are made from 100% natural ingredients which helped to make my mind up in making my first of many purchases from this range. I have tried a few flavours in the Original Source range and the mint and tea tree has become my favourite ...  Read the complete review

As I am a big fan of all the original source products I thought I would buy myself the mint and tea tree conditioner. The reason why I decided to buy it was because it is mint and tea tree so I thought it would make my head all tingly and feel really fresh. **What original source say about their product** On the back of the bottle is say's "we've stuffed 7927 mint leaves into this scalp tingling conditioner. Using 100% pure and natural essential oils from real mint leaves, it gives your hair that fresh, clean and natural feel, while working hard to remove product build up and improve the condition of your hair. Packed with natural stuff and the perfect ...  Read the complete review

I had washed my hair in Original Source Tea Tree and Mint Shampoo and suffered for it; yet with tears still rolling down my cheeks, and a slight wheeze as I breathed, I reached for the matching conditioner like a right royal fool. As far as the appearance goes it is much different to the shampoo. The bottle is basically the same other than the fact that it stands on its lid, whereas the shampoo bottle stands upright with the lid at the top. The conditioner is much creamier looking as you can see from the photograph above. This morning I wrote a review on the shampoo so you might want to have a look at that, the upshot is that the very strong smell ...  Read the complete review

Yes, another Original Source review, and yes, I am reviewing another one of their free samples that they?re giving away at the moment. Firstly I would just like to clarify that I am reviewing the Tea Tree & Mint Conditioner, bizarrely Dooyoo have put a picture of Original Source?s Tea Tree & Lavender Conditioner under this title but the appearance is very similar, except the Tea Tree & Mint conditioner is a pale green colour. For those of you who don?t already know, Original Source are currently giving away three free samples to everyone who requests them, they?re ...  Read the complete review

Ok before I start this review I have a bit of a confession to make. Yes im a guy, and yes I use Tea Tree and Mint conditioner, and before you ask no im not gay. For me, hair conditioner has been a relatively new phenomena - Ive always washed my hair on a regular basis, but only really tried conditioning it after my mum suggested it to me. Since then ive tried a number of conditiors, all of which have worked pretty well to be fair, however this has emerged as my personal favourite, the reasons why I am about to disclose. Firstly, before I can comment on other aspects of the product, its the smell of it that first hits you, but not in a nasty or unpleasant way, in ...  Read the complete review