Garnier Fructis Coconut Water Conditioner Review

Garnier's new conditioner claims to give healthier stronger hair, cleanse and hydrate ends and not weigh the hair down. So did it meet its claims?

Starting from the presentation if the bottle. The conditioner highlights what it aims to achieve and presents itself as eco-friendly. It is a standard conditioner bottle and fairly robust plastic.

The conditioner inside is about the usual consistancy and smells fruity rather than coconut scented which suggests some not so natural fragrance is present.

The conditioner doesn't do a lot for the dry ends, although other than that my hair feels clean and healthy.

All in all, I would use a hair oil or serum with this product, but I like that it's a pro recycling branded product.

The scent of this is basically the same as the shampoo, not that strong which I don't know how I feel because usually I like quite a strong scented hair products as I like the smell to last and linger for a bit. The conditioner itself is a cream consistency, like usual, but I think it had little flakes of something (maybe coconut) mixed in? I don't think it really did much and overall just a stock standard conditioner that I would use again but wouldn't go out of my way to buy

thanks to beauty review for sending me this product. in the 10 day trial time, i have used it twice. i was so excited to try this because i recently went to the hairdresser and she said i have oily roots. so this product was made for me LoL.

first off, garner fructis always delivers a lovely botanical fragrance. paraben free, silicone free...GREAT (now they just need to get rid of the sulphate). did it do what it says...maybe. i say maybe because all conditioners are designed to moisture and soften your hair...aren't they?

the conditioner was used everytime the coconut water shampoo was used. honestly...i haven't found it to be overly moisturising...but i guess seeing as i have oily roots i don't need more moisture hahaha. its just that my hair seems a bit 'fluffier' than usual...so i had to keep my hair tied up or straighten it.

i will end by saying i will continue to use this conditioner...to continue trial it, as 10 days just wasn't enough time

I picked this up in my weekly shopping for a couple of dollars. My hair is thick and frizzy . My hair is hard to manage . I’m always on the hunt for a hair conditioner that softens my hair and makes it feel smooth.

This bottle comes in a bright green bottle . Has the garnier labelling . The consistency is fluid like running hand soap . It has a coconut scent .

Upon application I wet my hair . Lather this through. During that time my hair feels soft . Afterwards my hair feels soft . Still wild and big but feels clean .

Overall I think this is reasonably priced . I can see myself using this again in the near future.

I love the bright green bottles and the fresh coconut smell the first time I always leave my conditioner in for ages while I’m in the shower.

My hair felt silky after the first couple of times but then I gave up on it and passed it on to the kids.

It is a really good price on the upside

This is one product thats off my shopping list. My hair is very oily and I need to shampoo every day. This conditioner smells like any other conditioner. Could not smell coconut. Infact there is nothing unique about this product. The hair felt soft post washing. But got limp very fast and felt heavy and greasy again in a day. Not a good experience.

Even when used with the shampoo it makes my hair very oily and dirty looking I would never use it again