I recently received a sample of the Fekki Shea Butter Moisturizing Conditioner in a 0.3 fluid ounce yellow packet and have been trying it out this week in my hair. I have to say I am pleased with this moisturizing hair conditioner and the natural nourishing ingredients in it. I am so pleased with the hair conditioner I would recommend it to anyone to dry if their hair needed some natural repairing and nourishing.
The shea butter moisturizing hair conditioner is thick, white and creamy with a sweet, but strong honeysuckle scent to it. The conditioner is made with natural nourishing ingredients such as silk, shea butter, carrot root, chamomile, wheat protein, verbena, oats, honey, vitamins and minerals. These ingredients deeply conditioner my hair while adding shine, texture, and smoothing out my frizz do to split ends. I have even noticed in the two days that I have used the conditioner how much stronger my hair has become which is nice.
Now the first thing I have been doing before using this hair conditioner in my hair is washing my hair well with the shea butter shampoo. Then I rinse the shampoo out of my hair, towel dry it and than squeeze the conditioner into my hands, massage, lather it into my hair, and scalp really well. After I allow the conditioner to soak into my hair and scalp for about five minutes to really help repair any hair damage I might have. Then once the five minutes are up, I like to rinse the conditioner out of my hair with cool water and towel dry it again. Then I comb my manageable hair out and style it as I usually do. After my hair is silky soft, smooth without frizz, and has some volume and bounce to it with a nice sweet floral smell that last all day.
The little packet this hair conditioner comes in has enough conditioner in it for two uses so you can really get a feel for how well it conditions and nourishes the hair naturally. I know I will definitely be getting a bottle of this hair conditioner after trying it because I liked how well it works. My hair looks and feels so good after trying this conditioner sample out.