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Trader Joes Tea Tree Tingle Cond.
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PhiLee
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Review time, review time!!!!!!
Ladies, this stuff is GREAT!
It added slip as soon as I put it on. Not only that, but I am a sucker for a tingle, and this is tingling right now. My showercomb glided through my hair. I was a little miffed at the $4 price tag-- Nourish and Citrus are $2 and $2.49-- but I am sooo glad I tried it.
I haven't had a better conditioner since Elucence.
I hate to pay more than a few bucks for conditioner, because I co- wash every day. This stuff is the right price and totally worth it.
This is about to be my new staple.
ETA: Oops, forgot to say that I am a fine-haired natural (4a with some 3b).
The only downside is the smell-- the peppermint is more of a menthol- y smell. As in, vapo- rub smell.
It's not too bad, though.
Ladies, this stuff is GREAT!
It added slip as soon as I put it on. Not only that, but I am a sucker for a tingle, and this is tingling right now. My showercomb glided through my hair. I was a little miffed at the $4 price tag-- Nourish and Citrus are $2 and $2.49-- but I am sooo glad I tried it.
I haven't had a better conditioner since Elucence.
I hate to pay more than a few bucks for conditioner, because I co- wash every day. This stuff is the right price and totally worth it.
This is about to be my new staple.ETA: Oops, forgot to say that I am a fine-haired natural (4a with some 3b).
The only downside is the smell-- the peppermint is more of a menthol- y smell. As in, vapo- rub smell.
It's not too bad, though.
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Review time, review time!!!!!!
Ladies, this stuff is GREAT!
It added slip as soon as I put it on. Not only that, but I am a sucker for a tingle, and this is tingling right now. My showercomb glided through my hair. I was a little miffed at the $4 price tag-- Nourish and Citrus are $2 and $2.49-- but I am sooo glad I tried it.
I haven't had a better conditioner since Elucence.
I hate to pay more than a few bucks for conditioner, because I co- wash every day. This stuff is the right price and totally worth it.
ETA: Oops, forgot to say that I am a fine-haired natural (4a with some 3b).
The only downside is the smell-- the peppermint is more of a menthol- y smell. As in, vapo- rub smell.
Have you tried the Nourish Spa? Other than the tingle, is this any better than that? If so, in what way exactly?
PhiLee
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Ya, I like the Nourish Spa, too, but my hair gets tired of it after a week or two so I switch it up with the TJ Citrus, V05 and a CG- friendly Loreal. This has more slip than all of 'em.
It's just as thick, if not more, and it provided a lot of slip. I can't remember the last time my hair was so easy to detangle.
It's just as thick, if not more, and it provided a lot of slip. I can't remember the last time my hair was so easy to detangle.
I hate to beat a dead horse...but I just rinsed after a few hours with this on (no heat) and my hair has never been this soft. I am so excited!
curlmama
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NappturalWomyn
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I tried it for a difference. It doesn't come close to Nourish. Not by a long shot. I mean it's a decent conditioner. Hands down, Nourish. I threw some tea tree and lavender oil in it: it was a better version of the Tea Tree conditioner I bought.
MJ
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I checked it out at Traders Joe's this week. The Nourish Spa is one of my staples. I really like the ingredients in this one -- it has no parabens, but I thought the smell was too strong. I didn't buy it because of the smell.
ETA: (I think they didn't need to use parabens as preservatives in this conditioner because of the tea tree oil and grapefruitseed extract, which are natural preservatives. I use the Nourish Spa to cowash daily. I just can't see myself using that strong tea tree/pepperminty smell in my hair everyday. I'm still wondering if I should at least try it though.)
ETA: (I think they didn't need to use parabens as preservatives in this conditioner because of the tea tree oil and grapefruitseed extract, which are natural preservatives. I use the Nourish Spa to cowash daily. I just can't see myself using that strong tea tree/pepperminty smell in my hair everyday. I'm still wondering if I should at least try it though.)
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Mrs.TheBronx
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MJ
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Purified water, tea tree, peppermint oil, eucalyptus oil, nettle oil, thyme oil, birch leaf oil, chamomile oil, clary, coltsfoot leaf, yarrow oil, mallow, horsetail oil, soybean protein, cetyl alcohol (plant derived), tocopherol, trace minerals, citric acid, sodium hydroxymethylgycinate, and grapfruit seed.
Mrs.TheBronx
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MJ
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Ohhhh my!!!! i must have it!!!!!!!!!!!! I will get it this weekend!!
Note: Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate is a preservative, but the product has to have a preservative. So let me know what you think!
Mrs.TheBronx
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MJ
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Yes, and its sooo far down the line. I feel okay about it.
You're welcome.
MJ
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This is good to know. Thanks for sharing.
Lucky's Mom
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I like Nourish Spa very much...... Not this one so much.
veggiegirl314
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I love this conditioner! I'm a natural, and I just use it as a leave-in. It gives great moisture and even defines my curls a bit. I love it!
TrulyBlessed
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Anyone using this conditioner as a leave-in?
gabulldawg
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I just bought this at Trader Joe's over the weekend. Haven't tried it yet. I'm excited to try it soon.
TrulyBlessed
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It's hands down the best shampoo and conditioner duo I've ever used. Enjoy!
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