Glowing blonde hair. (Tresemme Colour Thrive Blonde Conditioner)

Member Name: ktbainbridge

Product:	Tresemme Colour Thrive Blonde Conditioner
Date:	29/09/09 (10 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Shiney healthy soft colour.

Disadvantages: Packaging a nightmare- product is hard to get out.

I normally dont change my shampoo or conditioner as once I have found something which works I like to stick to it, rather than risk wasting money on a tub of one which isnto going to work, or will make my hair look crazy for days on end! It is for this reason I was a bit reluctant when my Mum bought a huge tub of this for me as it was on special offer. I was hopeful as it was especially for blonde hair and as my hair has highlights I was hoping this would add some sparkle and make my hair be in super condition.

The conditioner comes in a really large tub. Im not sure if you can get it in smaller ones, or if this is pretty much the standard size. The tub is round and yellow with a small round lid. You have to press down one side of the lid to lift the other up and from there squeeze out some of the conditioner. Now this is the hard part, You really have to squeeze the tub, hard with a bit two handed squeeze, which isnt exactly easy when you have slippery shower hands! The worst part is once you et about two thirds of the way through the tub you cant get any out at all, as if it is empty. You have to cut the tub open to see that there is still loads in there.

The conditioner itself is white in colour and very soft and silky. I put a blob on my hand and then run it in the ends of my hair and leave it on whilst having the rest of my shower. I then wash it off, well, and make sure I also wahs off the skin around my hair as otherwise it can get greasy and spotty if it gets too much conditioner on it.

Once washed off my hair is silky and soft. It also has a sparkle to it and some volume. I really like this conditioner and the effects it has on my hair, its just a shame the packaging is such a nightmare!

Summary: Good conditioner, shame about the bottle.