Tesco Coconut Conditioner

When I was shopping in Tesco's last week I spotted their coconut conditioner, which was really cheaply priced. It only cost 88p for a 500ml bottle, so I decided to buy it because my regular Herbal Essences conditioner costs £3.48 for a 400ml bottle. If I didn't like the conditioner I wasn't wasting too much money and I could also change back to good old faith full Herbal Essences. On the front of the bottle there is a large white sticker which has a picture of a halved coconut printed onto it and it also tells us that the conditioner is best suited to dry/damaged hair types. My hair does tend to get a little bit on the dry side and feels like straw because of ...  Read the complete review

Price: £0.69 for 500ml as at 02/12/08 Packaging: The packaging is mostly white plastic, which can be recycled in some areas. The bottle looks quite smart when stood alongside its sister Tesco Coconut Shampoo. As well as the list of ingredients, the label also contains the magical line: Products and ingredients not tested on animals by or for Tesco. Product: This is a rich creamy white conditioner which goes straight onto wet hair (no fiddling about towelling it a bit first), and rinses out easily. There is not suggested minimum time for leaving it in your hair, but presumably the longer you can leave it, the better it will be. The ...  Read the complete review

I actually bought this conditioner to use to condition my makeup brushes every now and then. I needed something relatively cheap but also "natural" (I know, I know, just because they stick the word Coconut on it doesn't make it natural, but you know what I mean! None of these colour depositing products etc). When I gave this product a sniff in Tesco I was instantly sold - divine! Just enough coconut scent to linger for a while, but not be overpowering or overly artificial. At something like 98p a bottle (500ml) I would have been foolish not to try it. Suitable for everyday use, Tesco "Coconut Conditioner" has been specially formulated with ...  Read the complete review

I have long hair and get through bucketfuls of shampoo and conditioner, so I am always on the lookout for something which does a good job but at a reasonable price. I absolutely adore the smell of coconut, it reminds me of holidays in the sun and yummy coconut cakes cooking in the oven! So when I saw that tesco do their own cheap brand of shampoo and conditioner with a coconut fragrance I decided to give it a try. It cost about 50p, and to be honest for that price it is brilliant value for money! The conditioner isnt the best I have tried, but it smells heavenly, does a good job of detangling my hair and leaves a gorgeous light fragrance of coconut ...  Read the complete review

Now, I'm not someone who cares a lot about their hair or the way it looks. I'm often leaving the house for school with a hair in a mess. I do like to use conditioner, however, when I'm washing it. I have absolutely no say in what shampoo or conditioner is bought in my house (I still live with my mum, being only 16, so she does all the shopping), so I just use whatever is there. Occassionally I'll see the bottle of VO5 or Herbal Essences, or if I'm very lucky, a man's shampoo, but more often than not it's the Tesco range that ends up on my head. My mum's favourite seems to be coconut, for reasons beyond my knowledge. The conditioner leaves my hair greasy and ...  Read the complete review