AROMATICA Tea Tree Purifying Conditioner Reviews

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1 Reviews

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  Sep 19, 2014
  Normal Skin

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  Pros

  This product can manage your scalp without silicone. Normally, conditioners are only meant for the hair, and that's because of the silicone components like dimethicone and -siloxane. These can make your hair feel soft initially, but over time, they actually make your hair more tangled. They can also clog your pores and cause hair loss when they reach the scalp. Anyway, after using both the Aromatica shampoo and conditioner, I've really felt my hair become much softer. Even after just washing and roughly drying my hair, it hardly tangles and I've noticed a significant reduction in hair fall. The tea tree and peppermint ingredients also provide a really refreshing sensation on the scalp. This is a product that truly nourishes both your hair and scalp!

  Cons

  At first, I was a bit surprised that the product disappears so quickly when it touches the hair. Now, I just pump it out and apply it to my hair in layers. Once you get used to it, it's not a big problem.

  Tip

  Use the silicone-free shampoo and conditioner together! Additional note: I've tried both the rosemary and tea tree lines, and I've settled on the rosemary shampoo and tea tree conditioner. The tea tree line feels a bit drying for my non-oily scalp, while the rosemary conditioner felt a bit too oily.