SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl & Shine Conditioner, no silicones or sulphates for thick, curly hair 379 ml

One wash. Frizz gone. Curls popping. Life improved.

My son has 3b-3c curls and this is part of his daily routine - has went through many bottles

I haven’t used it yet but very good value for money

Great conditioner for curly hair and a great price

Great for thick frizzy hair, only down side is the smell .

Update: Stopped using the product now, it didn't really do anything for my sons problem areas of hair, they remained frizzy and didn't really curl any better. I don't feel it's that moisturising, won't be buying again - I've rotated through most Shea Moisture products now, sadly none of them working for him. I originally went with Shea Moisture due to loads of recommendations from others, but it just didn't do anything other then smell nice. --- I brought the shampoo, conditioner and leave-in spray. All 3 smell lovely, not too strong which is nice as the Aus-brand you get in stores is very strong in comparison. But the scent still stays when dry which is nice. The shampoo is alright, nothing special that I've yet to notice. As long as your hair is fully damp, a little goes a long way. It doesn't completely strip the oil out and leave your hair dry like some shampoos do (before you continue with your routine). The conditioner is quite thin, so far I've applied what I usually would rather then extra to see if I'm going to need to. I'd say though, you'd need to use quite a lot unless you're combing through. ^ The combo of both is, for me, not much different then the £1 shampoo and conditioners you can get. Leave-in spray - don't overuse it. It makes your hair super greasy. I imagine that's why it says focus on mid and ends. My hair isn't frizzy anymore, though, which I grateful for. I was previously using an oil and it was still frizzing up. -- All in all, nothing special, didn't do much for my thick, wavey hair. However my son who is much fairer, has finer hair and curls, it actually got parts of his hair that rarely curl to C-curl which was super cute. I think (judging by other reviews I have also seen) this product works best for people with fine hair. Will try a different one once I run out. And will update if anything changes - might be one of those use for long term, products, to see results.

I bought this conditioner recently while in America and it smelled really nice...coconut, sweet. On getting back to the UK I ordered it from Amazon UK. It smelled awful....like rancid butter, a really horrible smell. I threw it away and re-ordered from Boots thinking it was a bad batch. The new bottle smelled awful again. Other users have suggested it may be down to individual sense of smell. I disagree. I have some conditioner remaining from my original USA bottle and so can compare the new bottle against the original and they smell very different to me. I don't want to risk buying this again without being able to check it smells right first.

Bought this, along with the other products the shop offers in the coconut range, because my hair has always been wavy but really dry and thin. I was skeptical about the conditioner at first because it’s aimed at thick, dense hair, which mine absolutely isn’t, and when I used it with the other products (curling cream and shampoo) it made my hair lank and greasy. But then I started using the conditioner on its own with regular cheap shampoo, and my hair has literally never been better. It feels so soft and smooth and pretty after only two uses, and I’m so happy with this product. There’s loads in a bottle and I only use three or four small pumps per wash, so it lasts ages. Honestly I’m amazed that all it took was a really moisturising conditioner to sort my hair out, especially after the endless expensive products I was advised to buy. Can’t recommend enough if you’re just looking for something thoroughly moisturising!

Very good

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Perfect for my type 4A kinky curlies!

Protective seal wasn’t on bottle once arrived. Didn’t want to risk using a previously opened item.