Love Beauty and Planet

PROS: - Easy to find (available at Target) - Decently priced (About $7) - Vegan, cruelty free, dye free, paraben free, silicone free - Decent ingredients. Not completely natural but it is mostly plant oils. - Claims to be ethically and sustainably sourced for at least some ingredients - Smells nice (IMO) CONS: - Uses a vague "fragrance" that likely is not natural and may be irritating to some with a sensitive nose -Packaging is mostly recyclable plastic but not the best eco friendly option I am a lover of oils for skin and hair, and was looking for something new to try. I regularly oil my scalp with my own oil mixture to promote hair growth but I wanted something a little different, something lighter I could use if my hair was feeling dry. I got this and used a few pumps all through my hair (I have very long hair so I use more product than most) and massaged into my scalp, left in overnight and washed in the morning. I figured this would give me a good idea of how well it worked. Well my hair is super soft today, so I am quite impressed. I also like the smell. It's light, sweet, a little fruity. My husband has a very sensitive nose and he liked it as well, so it's not overpowering.

This is a lightweight, thin oil that smells really good, but I don't think it does anything good for my hair. I have curly hair, and while it seemed to control frizz, it made my hair look stringy and didn't allow it to clump into defined curls and waves. I used it as a before shampoo treatment, but I didn't really like it that way either. It's a shame since the ingredients seem to be good and I didn't see any silicone ingredients. I do appreciate the pump packaging and don't think this bottle would leak if you were traveling.

My hair is so silky after using this and I love how fast it watches off