Sea Mineral Moisture Surge Treatment

7 Reviews

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   soreBuck8

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   I live by the Mediterranean, which means my dyed and generally tortured hair can get severely parched both because of the sea and the sun during summer. This literally saved my hair at a time when I thought my would break into pieces because of dryness and the natural oils I was experimenting with at the time did not help. But I used the whole tube on my coarse, shoulder length hair and waited for two hours. The result was happy, hydrated, rescued hair. Unfortunately, it has a chemically, swimming pool smell that probably got amplified when I used the whole tube. It triggered my migraine – which is not usually triggered by smells- and that’s the only reason why I will not purchase again. Otherwise it would be my HG moisturizing treatment.

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   insecureOrange5

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   I purchased this mainly for the scent, and I was hoping this wouldn’t be as waxy as the regular conditioners. It did look to be a little creamier, and not as thick and waxy, as the regular Sea Mineral conditioner, so I bought it. However, even using a pea sized amount on the ends of my fine/ wavy hair made it feel weighed down and gross. I paired it with a cleansing shampoo (Prell), and rinsed really well, but my hair still felt coated, yet it had surface frizz? The scent is a beachy/ sea salt/ ocean smell. It reminds me a little of the old Revlon Aqumarine, which had been discontinued. Unfortunately, this is just way too heavy for my hair. It costs around $9.

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   hushedHawk9

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   I just wrote reviews for the shampoo and conditioner from this same Organix line, and about my disappointment with both products and Organix in general. Unfortunately, I have equally few good things to say about this deep conditioning treatment.

   It smells great and it’s definitely more conditioning than the regular conditioner in this same line of products–I would not repurchase the regular conditioner again, ever. This one has almost exactly the same ingredients and in the 2 months I was interchanging this with the regular conditioner, I noticed on washes with the deep conditioner my hair stayed moisturized and controlled better over the 2-3 days until the next wash.

   Unfortunately, the Sea Mineral Moisture line seems to promise to take care of split ends, which it didn’t for me. If it weren’t for this deep conditioner, I think the split ends would have been worse and my strands would have been parched. But I think the entire system overall has not worked out for me, so I will be looking elsewhere for hair care that will help prevent split ends.

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   debonairBurritos2

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   While I typically love the Organix line, the results of this hair treatment were pretty underwhelming. It smells absolutely fantastic (a refreshing, aquatic, spa-like scent) but it basically just felt like a normal conditioner. I appreciate that it’s a lightweight treatment that didn’t weigh my hair down or make it look greasy, and my hair did seem a little less frizzy/unmanageable after I used it, but it just doesn’t have much of a rich/luxurious/moisturizing texture.

   It definitely didn’t do my hair any harm, and the price was so reasonable that I don’t regret buying it (I think it was on sale for $5.99 at Albertson’s?) but it’s (literally) a bit lackluster.

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   amusedGatorade9

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   I’m a fan of Organix,there has only been one product I didn’t like.This treatment is very moisturizing and makes my hair so soft and healthy looking.I do think they have better scents than this one,it does smell like the sea.I also like that it’s in a squeeze tube instead of a jar u dip fingers in. Organix doesn’t have sulfates and I think it makes my hair look better when I use their line.

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   finickyCardinal2

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   I’m actually very fond of the Organix Sea Mineral line. I think all of the products smell wonderful and whenever I use the shampoo and conditioner my hair is tamed. I have wavy/frizzy hair and these products definitely helped with smoothing my locks. I use this treatment when I want to give my hair some TLC. It makes my hair so soft and helps enhance my natural shine.

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   affectedEggs6

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   This is the first Organix product that failed to meet my expectations.

   Having loved the Sea Mineral Shampoo and Conditioner, I thought I’d give this a try since I’ve been heat styling more often and my ends are a little dry.

   After shampooing like normal, I applied this from ear-level down to my ends, concentrating on the ends. I left it in for about 10 minutes while I shaved my legs and scrubbed the rest of my body.

   It isn’t very thick at all and almost has the texture of just regular shampoo.

   When I went to rinse it out, it felt as though there wasn’t even any product in my hair! Like I never applied this deep conditioner at all. It was really odd.

   After every use, I really didn’t notice any improvement in my hair. It actually felt less hydrated than when I would use the regular Sea Mineral conditioner.

   I say save your $6 and use it to purchase the regular Sea Mineral conditioner instead, because that stuff is pretty awesome.

   I saw some videos on YouTube about this being good for co-washing, so perhaps it works well for that purpose. But if you’re looking for something to truly moisturize, repair and deep condition, this isn’t it.

   But on the bright side — at least the smell is wonderful.

   I’m still a fan of Organix, but just not this particular product.