Maniac Conditioner
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do u use any TIGI BED HEAD conditioner?
i went on the tigi site to check out the bed head products. my hair is very dry so i wanted a moisturizing conditioner and i found the moisture maniac conditioner, im wondering if its a good conditioner. i also checked out the peppermint conditioner for men and i love peppermint but i just want to know if its good. thanks guys or girls.
Hey
I'm currently using the TIGI Goddess Conditioner and its very moisturising and effective for damaged and dry hair. It contains Tocopherol Acetate (Vitamin E), Riboflavin, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Hyrdolized Protein and Jojoba Oil which will all do you hair favours. If you apply it for 3 minutes your hair literally changes from dry to protected and moisturised. I have been using it for over a year and have had no problems (the smell is really good as well).
This information might be helpful for you as well. I know you said that you were thinking about purchasing the moisture manic conditioner but some of the TIGI conditioners are not good at all. I have used a couple of their conditioners and the brunette Goddess was the only conditioner that is worth buying. This website talks about the control freak conditioner. "TIGI Bedhead Control Freak Conditioner makes an appearance here by failing to control much of anything. The bottle looks great and at $12 it should because this will never sell based on the conditioner being any good. The most commons complaints are heavy hair and oily roots. Some people even claimed it made their hair hold a static charge because it dried out so quickly. Whatever this conditioner is doing, conditioning isn't too high up on the list." Doesn't sound good! Heres the link its at the bottom: http://www.helium.com/items/1521703-what-are-the-worst-conditioners-for-your-hair Good luck and I hope you chose the Brunette Goddess Conditioner. Don't be put off by the girly 'Goddess' part, I use these products all the time. Bye!
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