L'Oreal Paris EverPure Repair and Defend Sulfate Free Conditioner for Color-Treated Hair, Strengthens and Repairs Damaged Hair, with Goji, 8.5 Fl; Oz (Packaging May Vary)

I have extensions for volume so keeping my hair healthy without damaging the extensions is important. I love the L-oreal sulfate free lineup this one is really nice. (And doesn't have oils to worry about)

Really like this . Helped alot with hair loss. Will reorder.

Liked ease of use and how much softer and smooth my hair feels!

I first bought this conditioner on Bonaire in pharmacy, the smell wasnt good but it did magic to my damaged hair. I finally bought another bottle a few months ago, there is no bad smell, but it doesn't have the same effect on my hair.

I love this stuff. I was looking for a sulfate free shampoo and conditioner but everything I could find that had good reviews was extremely expensive (anything $20+ for a bottle of shampoo that is measured in ounces is to much for me, but YMMV).-PROS-*Cheap. At least when I got it, it was an add-on item for like 6 or 7 bucks.*It's lasting a long time. (Granted I only wash my hair with shampoo and soap about 4 or 5 days a week, and use coconut oil in between)-CONS-*Could be a bit bigger, but like I mentioned in pros, if you don't wash and condition your hair to death or use huge gobs it will last quite awhile.

Love love love this stuff so much. I like to condition my hair, tie it up and let it sit in the steam for a few minutes and then before I rinse the conditioner out I’ll brush any knots out with a Wet brush. Rinse the conditioner out and let it air dry and your hair will be crazy soft. You can also rinse your hair with vinegar before using the conditioner and follow the same steps mentioned above which will get rid of even more buildup and make your hair look and feel even softer. Awesome product, I love it

So far I like this and need to use it more to see how it works for my hair.

I bought this with the accompanying shampoo and have found that a tiny bit of the conditioner goes a LOOONG way. Tends to make my hair flatter and no amount of "product" will pouf it out. Plus the fragrance is incredibly strong; TOO strong if you use more than a couple drops of this. While it is a more pleasing fragrance than the post-color treatment conditioner L'Oreal includes in their hair color, this conditioner's fragrance has staying power - so much so that it clashes with anything else - face cream, body lotion or perfume. So while it definitely moisturizes and softens my color-treated hair, I find I'm only using it once a week; the rest of the days I just use the moisturizing shampoo.