Taza Natural Moroccan Argan Oil Coconut Conditioner

I have dry bleached blonde hair and I am in the market for conditioners that can bring my hair back to life! I probably have about 15 different conditioners in my bathroom right now. This Moroccan oil Taza conditioner is very good. It’s thick, coats my hair pretty well, I keep it on for 5 min and then rinse off. It makes my hair noticeably softer. Definitely on my favorite conditioner list. My hair is less dry and more tamed throughout the day. The coconut smell is great too, not too strong. Highly recommend!I’ve attached the picture with ingredients. Lots of different herbs involved so make sure you aren’t allergic to anything before ordering

I have very thirsty 3b hair, so I am always looking for hair care products that will bring some moisture back into my hair. I was excited to see all of the moisturizing ingredients included in the Premium Taza Natural Moroccan Argan Oil Coconut Conditioner and that caused me to want to try it.I’ve been using this conditioner in conjunction with the corresponding shampoo. I do have to say, I was a little underwhelmed at the packaging…I know looks aren’t everything, but considering the price, you think they could’ve put their conditioner in a bottle that didn’t feel and look so cheap. I was equally as underwhelmed by the consistency of this conditioner…it isn’t thick and creamy, but kinda runny with clumps of cream in it…it requires a good shaking before using, which I’ve never had to do with any conditioner I’ve ever used before. It does smell nice, though. Unfortunately, I found this conditioner doesn't have an awful lot of slip to it…I had to use a whole lot just to detangle. I also had to use more of my hair oil and leave-in than I normally do after washing.I feel really bad about my experience with Taza, mostly because I really like that it’s a Canadian product that is 99% natural and contains no parabens, phthalates, sulphates or silicone. On paper, this is a conditioner that should work for my hair, but unfortunately, my experience with it was a much different story. I do concede that it may possibly work for finer hair with an oilier profile, though. For that reason, I am going to give it a recommendation, but if your hair is super-dry like mine, I’d pass on this one.

This one kind of disapointed me. The consistency is not what i am use to using. Its comparable to....im not even sure but its very thick and not creamy. The scent is great but I did not get that subtle soft hair I was hoping for.

My wife alternates between shampooing one day and conditioner the other. She likes this conditioner. She says is makes her hair feel great and teh coconut smell is fantastic. There's no residue left after rinsing.The conditioner is very thick - it's not fluid that pours out, you have to shake the bottle to get it at the top then squeeze a little out.RECOMMENDED

I was unable to find a matching shampoo so this review is based on this conditioner with a different brand shampoo. The conditioner is thick and has an unusual texture almost like cottage cheese. The coconut scent is amazing and actually lingered on my hair for a short time. I applied some to my hair massaging it throughout. I then ran a comb through my hair to make sure the conditioner covered all my hair. I left it on for 3 to 5 minutes. Rinsing was easy and my hair felt quite soft.I have frizzy hair with one side being really bad so I demand a lot from conditioners. The less frizzy side looked okay, but the right side still looked a bit frizzy. My hair felt soft to the touch and smelled amazing. I love that it is made in Canada and is cruelty free.