Ingredients of Tropical Avocado Hair Conditioning Cream (from the Dominican Republic):
(there is a photo of it on my webpage)
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[*]demineralized water [*]cetyl alcohol (the good moisturizing kind, not drying) [*]steryl alcohol [*]cetyl trimethyl [*]ammonium chloride [*]propylen glycol [*]glyceryl monostearate [*]oleyl alcohol [*]carrot oil, 'should say Avocado oil' (typo? see Special Note below)[*]fragrance [*]BHA - BHT [*]Metylparaben [*]propyl paraben [*]Yellow FD & C No. 5, Red No. 3 [/list]
Important-- Read:
I've noticed that there is another "Tropical Avocado" conditioner in the same or a simiilar (green jar AND green top) container that is made in VENEZUELA. Upon inspection in the store (I opened it and smelled it), it did not seem to be EXACTLY the same as the Dominican version. I personally can only recommend the Dominican version which is the one I use. Also, the Venezuelan version does not smell as nice to me.
Make sure the jar says: Made in the Dominican Republic in the fine print unless you don't mine using the other version.
SPECIAL NOTE: The Dominican version of the Avocado ACTUALLY says that one of the ingredients is Carrot Oil and does not list Avocado as an ingredient anywhere. (I've noticed this on EVERY SINGLE jar I've ever purchased). If you look at the container of the CARROT version (orange jar) and read the ingredient list, it will list Avocado, but NOT Carrot. Therefore, I've always assumed it was an error and that somehow the text for the jars was switched. Funny they haven't corrected this by now.