NARD Leave-In Conditioner for Damaged Hair (No wash Hair Treatment/No Rinse Formula) - 3.38 Fluid Ounces

Oh boy I had to dig the ingredients off another popular website that also carries this product so I could see if it had anything Yucky. Luckily, apart from fragrances the ingredients are good and meant to help contribute hydration to the hair. This is probably my third NARD product. The previous two had silicones to help smooth out damaged hair. This one had a thicker, more oilier feel to soften hair. I would definitely go with a small amount of product in damp hair so that it spreads out more evenly and then comb it through the mids and ends. I ended up using too much and pulled my hair into a bun and it definitely looked oilier (although super shiny and soft) so I will go for less product next time. Makes hair smells really good. That's from all the fragrances in the product.

I have thick, curly hair, so I'm a big fan of conditioners. However, sadly, I also have eczema. I went looking for the actual ingredients (to make sure that there wasn't anything in there that I know to be irritating to my skin), and I couldn't actually find them. I saw there was a sticker on the bottle, so I thought it was one of those peel away labels for more ingredients, but no -- looks like they did a rebrand of this product from "curl cream" to "no wash treatment" (not an issue, just an FYI). This cream is pretty thick -- almost vaseline-like -- for a leave-in. However, it didn't weigh my hair down too much (that being said, I've used it pretty much right out of the shower on myself and my daughter). I actually *do* think it works a tad better on my daughter's very curl hair -- i really liked the way it looked on her. It smells nice, too! I'm not sure if this is for finer hair types, but I think it works well if your hair is curly/dry/damaged -- which is probably who wants to use a leave-in anyway?

My hair is mildly damaged near the roots from heat styling, and this leave-in conditioner seems to be working well so far. I just apply it towards my ends since my roots tend to get oily quickly. It smooths out my ends and also softens it to the touch. I'm not sure if it's repairing it, since I've only been using it on and off for a couple of weeks. But it's working well in the moment, at least.

This is the thickest leave in I've ever tried, and I'm used to the ones that come in a jar. I have fine, easily broken stands and just applying this is kind of annoying because it doesn't just glide down my kinky hair so it takes longer and is more tedious. The scent isn't bad, but it's not one I would necessarily seek out for my hair as I like fresh smells or fruity scents. That said, it does do a good job of actually conditioning. Not sure that I would go out and buy it but I like it enough that I think it's beneficial to my hair but a bit annoying to use.

This Nard branded leave-in conditioner is designed to hydrate damaged hair - providing deep hydration and nourishment without feeling too heavy. This condition is pretty heavy to me - OK, because it tames my fly-away hair. This one smooths frizz, restores shine, and strengthens strands, making hair more manageable and healthier feeling/looking. It seems to also hydrate my scalp. This brands formula absorbs quickly, leaving hair soft and revitalized without any greasy residue. Greasy = bad. If you're struggling with brittle or dry hair, this conditioner offers an effortless way to restore strength and moisture. Recommended.

The product itself is pretty decent, I've used it a couple times and feel like it makes my hair less tangled and a touch more silky feel to it. The thing I can't get over is that it it SMELLS like the most intense chemical perfume I've ever smelled from a hair product. I literally can't get over it, its gross to me. I will say I'm more of a natural girl who doesn't like fake perfumes and strong unnatural scents, just so you know where I'm coming from. So, I guess if you can get over the smell its probably okay, but I think there are better options out there than this. Or if they could just make it fragrance free that would be better.

Background:I have thick course Asian hair and it’s hard to keep hydrated.This a very thick paste conditioner. It’s a semi translucent almost ointment like thick. It’s works into your hair well, but take a little more effort than cream based conditioners. I think it does a good job of dealing with frizzy dry problem areas but I don’t find it ideal for large whole head conditioning because of how thick it is. It lasted for about 24 hours before I needed to add more conditioner to those areas.It’s very concentrated so this tube should last a long time so that make it a good value.

If you have curly hair like mine, especially if it's Asian hair that can sometimes be dry, you need to try this leave-in. The thick consistency is perfect – it really coats my hair and provides lasting moisture. I've noticed less frizz and my curls look much more defined and softer. It's become a staple in my hair care routine.Highly recommend for anyone needing a good dose of moisture and curl definition!