Restore Strengthen Moisturizing Conditioner

10 Reviews

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   excludedWhiting7

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   THE BEST CONDITIONER IF YOU WANT SOFT HAIR,IT DEFINETLY WILL MAKE YOUR HAIR SMOOTHER

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   dreadfulCrane0

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   I love this product, and its a very good price for around $2-$3.
   It makes my hair very soft and silky in the shower, and when my hair dries it looks very clean and healthy. It does have a strong smell which may not appeal to everyone, but I think it is still worth trying! I will continue to buy and use this product. The only disadvantage is that it seems to be hard to find, most stores do not carry it =(

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   stressedCordial9

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   My bottle is called restore + strengthen moisturizing.
   The scent is very chemical and not that pleasing. There is a fresh undertone but it is overpowered by this weird smell.
   I remember using this back in the 90s and I could swear that the scent was much better then.
   The consistency is medium but lightweight.
   It conditions my hair fairly well, did not give much of a slip but it did feel moisturized and conditioned.
   My hair was left shiny and not at all weighed down. It was full and had plenty of body. I feel like my hair was easier to blow it out smooth and it had much less frizz.
   If I did not blow dry my hair smooth and just allowed it to air dry, it would end up very fluffy. Not frizzy just very big which was something new. It was easy to fix with a spritz of water and running the brush through it with a blow dryer.
   It does seem to get a little more tangled than usual but it is easy to brush out and it doesn’t seem to be breaking as much.
   I would buy again. My hair has a nice shine to it and does not break as much.

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   puzzledOrange0

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   Update: I like Herbal Essence’s Tea-Lightfully Clean Refresher Conditioner for cowashing now as the ingredients are more “cowashing-friendly”. I *do* still really like Finesse Moisturizing Conditioner as a light conditioner though!
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   What caught my eye about this was the fact it contains high levels of silk powder, and hydrolyzed soy protein. Both are very beneficial ingredients for hair. Paying $4 for a huge bottle was pretty damn nice too, although honestly price is not my top concern. I go for quality.

   I like this conditioner. I have tried literally about one hundred conditioners over the years. It’s one of my beauty addictions. If it’s at Walgreens, Sally Beauty Supply, Walmart or Sephora – chances are I’ve tried it. I’ve never found anything I could stick to for long, but I have found a few holy grails (i.e: Neutrogena Triple Moisture Mask).

   This will now be added to the list. I use it for cowashing only as it’s too light to be a deep conditioner. I just finished a Suave conditioner and wrote a review stating although it was a lighter conditioner, it was not suited for cowashing (I still like it though for when i bother with shampoo..). This has been my experience with a lot of the lighter, cheaper conditioners on the market. Finesse however, has been pretty damn good. I don’t think it’s my ultimate “holy grail” cowashing conditioner, but I like it nonetheless.

   I will repurchase.

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   truthfulRhino4

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   I bought this conditioner, because the bottle advertised “now with ACTIVE PROTEINS” on it. I don’t know about the “active” part, but this conditioner does contain hydrolyzed soy protein fairly high up in the ingredients list. My hair loves protein, and I’m always looking for affordable protein conditioners. This was only $3.00 dollars for a oz bottle! I always leave it on for at least one minute and it does a great job of conditioning and strengthening my color treated hair. I’ll definately repurchase.

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   solemnIcecream7

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   I love Finesse. My hair is fine and the ends tend to get dry, and this conditioner, paired with the enchancing shampoo, leaves my hair soft and shiny, without zapping it of body. The smell is a plus for me, I really like it. It’s a perfumey, clean scent. Works great as a rinse out after shampooing (too many silicones and non water soluble ingredients to have it work as a conditioning wash).

   This brand is poorly advertised, and they’re constantly updating the packaging (it now says “active proteins”, but it’s always contained proteins, it just didn’t say so on the packaging before), which makes me worried they are going to discontinue it. I hope not. This is a brand I come back to over & over again, I will buy it as long as they make it.

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   amazedBittern1

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   This stuff is absolute garbage!!!!I have 4b texlaxed hair and was in need of a conditioner to co wash with on the regular. Please STEP AWAY FROM THIS CONDITIONER. The price is tempting but isn’t worth the headache. I had to flood my palm with conditioner two times to have my hair moisturized(my hair loves moisture), it left my scalp itchy and it was a ridiculous purchase. I used it twice and bought Be Better Argan oil conditioner, and my hair loves it! So STAY AWAY FROM FINESSE! also it smelled different from most conditioners i’ve used, to the point that my bf told me i smelled like conditioner…not cool.

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   betrayedBittern1

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   Left my super long, dry, untreated hair a knotted sticky matte mess. Smells like cheap cologne.

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   dejectedSyrup0

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   Thought I would like this because I thought I liked the Finesse brand, but unfortunately their products really have done nothing but dry out my already dry hair and cause lots of breakage! It just took a bit of a while for me to figure it out….Glad I used this up and don’t feel guilty for wasting anything, but man, what a disappoinment!

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    dejectedMacaw4

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    Works really well for my hair. Not a huge fan of the smell, but it doesn’t bother me. Will repurchase.