R+Co Television Perfect Hair Conditioner Liter, 33.8 Fl Oz

It a good product to expedite your hair fall, also makes your hair dull and dry.

Terrible

Despite a water softener, the hard water wrecks havoc on my hair leaving it dry and frizzy. This conditioner is a life saver and leaves my hair soft and shiny. I love the smell too. Highly recommend

Conditions hair well.

Ottimo prodotto. Della stessa linea utilizzo anche lo shampoo. Questo balsamo lascia i capelli setosi, profumati e lucidi. Io ho i capelli tinti e questo è il primo prodotto che me li lascia morbidi e brillanti. Consigliatissimo.

This has taken my hair from mediocre to MOST ENVIED. I’m not kidding. I shaved my hair off due to it breaking, when it grew back it seemed wavy and limp, BUT HEALTHY. Started using this, my hair is voluminous and curly, smells great, bouncy, shiny... the list is endless! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS CONDITIONER. It’s weightless and wonderful. The ticket on it is a bit up there but a little goes a long way. And it’s COMPLETELY WORTH IT! I have used it both with and without the ‘perfect hair day shampoo’ and I love the results when used in conjunction with the shampoo more. But without it, the conditioner still shows results unlike any other.

I have long hair, it's not thick or course but there is a lot of it, natural light brown w/blonde balayage throughout. Unless I use a twice weekly treatment or get a professional gloss my flag of a head gets tangly. By tangly I mean it tangles into several hornet's nest dreadlocks. After investing in a wide tooth comb, this conditioner is one of the only sulfate free kinds I've tried that keeps my hair soft, relatively tangle free without weighing my long tresses down, oh and smells luxe af. Noticed some reviews mention it leaves a residue but haven't experienced this post-shower at all, however, I live in the city of LA so perhaps the hard water here helps? Anyway, it's expensive of course compared to drug store brands, but not much more than other sulfate free products and much less than other salon level products, so I recommend you try a little travel bottle first (only if you can afford a bigger one later cause you'll get hooked!) and if you like it just get the extra large bad boy size to cut corners on price a lil. I've never felt like I wasted money on this product as it spares me agony on a daily basis and I love smelling my hair, in general... PS – Also tried the sunset blvd blonde and bel air smoothing, and while they also work and smell lovely, the television perfect conditioner seems to be the best match for my mane / main issues – maybe try a few little travel bottles to see what works best for you first!