Lush Jungle Solid Hair Conditioner Review
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Most of the available
hair conditioners are liquid kind of filled up in bottles, but the Lush Kitchen
made Hair conditioner, is a solid one. This is more like a soap cake to look at than
a conditioner. I have already mentioned it in the Lush collections here
Tame your mane with our solid fruity conditioner filled with
an abundance of fresh fruit and conditioning cocoa butter. LUSH co-founder and
inventor Helen Ambrosen was the first person to make a solid conditioner work.
She discovered that cocoa butter will slide onto your hair to make it softer,
and then dissolve in water to leave it smooth, shiny and de-tangled. Jungle
feels rich and hydrating on the hair and leaves you with a fresh, fruity
fragrance after washing it off.
My
Experience with Lush Jungle Solid Hair Conditioner:
Package: Nothing to be told about its package. This is the speciality of Lush products;
they are only wrapped in a paper cover highlighting their concern in “against
animal testing”.
Appearance: A light green circular shape cake with smooth texture and has spring like designs at the front look.
Fragrance: Mild Fruity fragrance.
How I used Lush Jungle Solid Hair
Conditioner:
I shampooed my
hair in a normal way in warm water. Rubbing in hands and then to hairs was time
consuming, so I rubbed the cake to the full hair length. Rinsed it away with warm water which is an easy go.
It is mild
conditioner and suits mostly for oily, normal or thin hairs. There might be
difficulty in finding good results for bushy and very dry hairs.
Results: I have a lengthy wavy
hair which resulted to be soft and shiny even after two days of wash.
Recommendation: If you have a bushy curl rough hairs, please try some other Lush conditioners before switching to this, else this is a best choice for light hairs.
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