Slip for coils, softness for coarse hair, weightlessness for fine.
Pick your answers and the shelf shows only what fits.
A cheap rinse-out conditioner with a silicone and a little argan oil to smooth frizz. The fruity scent is strong enough to notice, and fine hair can go greasy.
Skip it if your hair is fine; owners say it weighs it down and turns greasy
A rich rinse-out conditioner with shea, olive and castor oils for curls and coils. Long-time buyers say the newer bottles are not what they used to buy.
Skip it if your hair is fine; owners say it is too much
The partner to All Soft shampoo, sulfate-free according to the maker, with palm oil high on the list and argan oil well below it. Softens dry hair; long-time users preferred the old formula.
Skip it if your hair is fine; owners report a coated feel
A giant bottle of everyday conditioner, with silicone for slip and a ceramide and hyaluronic acid on the list. Plenty of slip and softness for the money; the pump is the weak part.
Skip it if your hair is fine; owners say it feels heavy
The conditioner that goes with Nº.4, creamy and detangling according to the maker. Owners on processed hair like it best, and others say a cheaper bottle does the same job.
Skip it if your hair is unprocessed; reviewers doubt you would notice much
A light salon conditioner for fine to medium dry hair, with niacinamide and plant proteins according to the maker. Fine-haired owners like the weightlessness; others ask why it costs $48 MSRP.
Skip it if you want value; reviewers compare it to drugstore conditioners