**The Problem** After my holidays with the punishing effects of drying UV rays, salt, chlorine, sand, sea- salt and highlights, my hair was in a real poor state of repair. (It is very dry and often brittle at the best of times). As a result I was eager to find a conditioner that would help me to address the problems but not prove to be too expensive... **The Solution?** Whilst shopping in Morrisons I came across Schwarzkopf's 'Gliss' range of products. I noticed one called 'Total Repair Conditioner'. The price in the supermarket was £1.79 for a 200ml bottle. However, as it was on a 'buy one get one free' promotion I decided to try ...  Read the complete review

The other day I was out shopping with my mate and we were browsing one of my favourite bargain shops which is Poundland. I realised I was running low on shampoo and conditioner when I spotted alot of different Gliss shampoos and conditioners and my mate who has wonderful hair said she was using this so without any hesitation I bought the shampoo and this matching conditioner. The Packaging: This comes in a white and orange coloured plastic bottle with a flip top lid to the bottom of it concealing a small hole. On the front of the bottle we are told that it is Schwarkopf Gliss Hair Repair'With Liquid Keratin' and that it contains 19 Active ...  Read the complete review

I bought this conditioner after using the Scott Cornwall's Hair B4 product which left my hair in a less than desirable state. The ends literally felt like straw and the rest of it was dry and quite obviously damaged, to accompany hot oil treatmens I also purchased the Schwarzkopf Glis Hair Total Repair conditioner. It recommends that you use the conditioner with the Schwarzopf conditioner with the same branded shampoo but I didn't. I used a handful of condition (because my hair is so long) and applied it from the crown to the ends concentrating particularly on the ends and massaged it in for 2-3 minutes. I then left it to work for 10 minutes and then rinsed ...  Read the complete review

I always go for 'repair' type conditioners as I find they work best for my hair type, but I always switch around brands depending whats on offer. This was bogof at the time I purchases, normaly it is around £2 a bottle. The bottle itself is of original design which is nice to hold and is very good at not getting the conditioner stuck in teh bottle and wasted. It is a thick white mixture, and I tend to use around a tablespoons worrth each time and I found that is plenty for my below shoulder lenght hair. I wash my hair pretty much ever other day and the bottle has lasted me about 3 weeks so... *quick calculations*... so 10 applications per bottle for me. ...  Read the complete review

Generally, my hair can be very dry and dull, unmanagable, tangly, unkept... the list is miles long, let's put it that way. And I'm a real baragin hunter generally favouring the Pound shop over the Body shop so when I found that I could snap up a well known conditioner such as Gliss for £1 I stocked right up! Firstly the one thing that really annoys me with any shampoo or contitioner when I'm using it in the shower is having to unscrew a lid. Call me lazy but this can seriously slow a girl down! So having a shutting lid is a real benefit for a lazy girl like me. Most importantly however is the consistensy of this porduct and how much nicer my hair was even ...  Read the complete review