Fragrance Free Conditioner - Gentle on Sensitive Skin and Hair - Unscented - Dermatologist Tested - No Sulfates, Parabens or Gluten - Non Comedogenic and Hypoallergenic

I love this conditioner, it reminds me of the Biolage Conditioning Balm. I’ve used the Sallys GVP version of the Biolage for YEARS, because my fine but thick hair cannot handle silicones (neither product has silicones), but I can’t use the Biolage version because it’s just way too fragrant. So to find something so similar without fragrance (I am super sensitive to fragrances), is AMAZING. This, like both the Biolage and the GVP, is very concentrated. I water it down, 2 parts condish with 1 part water, and put it into a different container. Obviously, you can just add water when using it, and you need very, very little. I find the water really helps distribute the product better throughout the hair and makes it easier to wash out. I cannot recommend this highly enough, it’s FANTASTIC. Even if you can tolerate fragrances, I think this is one of the best conditioners out there if you are someone who doesn’t like silicones in your hair. I also wanted to mention that it does have isopropyl alcohol, and that's because of the behentrimonium chloride, it helps the behentrimonium chloride mix better in formulas, so it's a very small amount. I'm super sensitive to alcohol and it's not caused any issues for me.Update - I tried The Ordinary Behentrimonium Chloride Conditioner and I actually like it better than this. I also water it down to help work it through my hair, but I find it makes my hair shinier and more moisturized. Both are good, but I think The Ordinary is better for my hair type.

Great product. No fragrance, which is the biggest struggle I have being sensitive, and leaves my hair clean and soft. Will be buying again definitely.

The conditioner is truly scent free and non-irritating. It does a good job of moisturizing. But. I have baby fine hair that beauticians usually describe as "hollow hair" and the conditioner weighs down my hair. It looks fine for the first day and then starts looking like I have not showered in a month. Showering daily is not possible for me. But if that is your normal schedule, I recommend this product.

I wasn't much for using conditioner, but I had so much success with their shampoo and body wash that I had to give this a try. It's now part of my routine and I'm seeing the benefits. I'd recommend trying it out.

I really wanted to love this hair conditioner. I have a very sensitive scalp and many shampoos and conditioners contain irritants that aggravate my scalp to no end, including fragrances. I tried this conditioner twice, I just could not do a third time. While this product did not irritate my scalp, it did make my fine hair incredibly dry and felt like straw. To make it worse I had SO MUCH static, to the point every time I ran a brush through my hair you could hear the snap and crackle of the static and then my hair would stick out like a cartoon character after being zapped. It was so bad my boss actually chuckled when I passed him in the hall because it stuck straight out, he asked me if I was ok because he could hear the static as well as see it.

I’ve only used it once! However, I am very pleased with it and the shampoo. My hair feels soft, it’s shiny was very manageable to wash and dry. The big benefit? My skin is not on fire, my ears and sinuses don’t hurt and burn. Plus, no itching or dry skin from the harsh chemicals in other products that are NOT in this product.

I really like how thick and luxurious the conditioner feels, leaving my hair feeling moisturized.

Product is excellent but unless the container is upgraded I won't buy it again. The conditioner is thick and creamy. However the dispenser lid opening is so small I need to take it off to get the product out. Then when I turn the bottle upside down it takes a long time before any of the cream comes out in a small blob. I don't enjoy having to squeeze and squeeze and squeeze the bottle before it finally parts with some conditioner. Sad becuse the conditioner really works well.