FramesiMorphosis Repair Conditioner, Moisturizes and Strengthens Hair, Natural Ingredients, Color Safe

All you need to repair damaged hair

It works great. It made my hair smooth and soft.

This is a great product- lightly scented (naturally), and doesn’t irritate my sensitive scalp. Framesi products are great. It’s more of a regular use conditioner as opposed to a mask.

Begin with the matching shampoo. That really sets the stage for this conditioner. Now, like the other products in this line, the scent is odd. I think that if you know it smells a little like clay and that the scent dissipates quickly, that can help! And, here's another quick note: remove the plastic strip on the cap before you get in the shower. I removed the tape that keeps the cap in place in transit, but didn't noticed there was a built-in seal on the cap. So I was in the shower and couldn't figure out how to flip the cap. There is a plastic part that needs to be pull away. Then, the cap will open easily!This is a thinner conditioner that moves through hair very easily. You can use a little or a lot. I used a lot and then stacked my hair on my head and just let it sit for a bit. When I was rinsing, I didn't feel any great effect. But then, I was running my fingers through my hair and it already seemed detangled. And, as I brush my hair, I could feel it was more manageable and softer than usual. What a refreshing surprise!This is one of those products that really surprises you. Well worth a try! Genuinely recommended!

This conditioner is great for damaged hair. Either use as a cowash or with shampoo. It leaves your hair soft and conditioned. Overall, a great smelling conditioner with great value for money.

The first time I tried this I wasn't overly impressed but after reading other reviews realized that I hadn't left the conditioner in long enough. So wanting to love it I gave it a second chance. I still didn't completely follow directions and condtioned while in the shower but left it on the full five minutes. The results were just what everyone was saying that they were, soft and silky. My hair is dry, damaged, and also recently colored so I thought maybe I would need something specifically for color treated hair but it worked great. My hair is also thick, wavy, and can get somewhat frizzy, so often after drying I need to touch up with a flat or curling iron. I did touch up just a teeny bit at the very ends but I probably didn't need to, it just put the finishing touches to the blow dry. This conditioner is moderately priced to some other salon conditioners I've tried so I'm glad I gave it another try as it really does measure up. The scent is a little off to me, though. It smells great in the bottle but as I'm putting it on there is a very faint chemical or medicine type smell. It doesn't linger on the hair so it does leave the hair smelling as well as looking and feeling great.

I have long, fine, thick hair and this conditioner did a good job of leaving it soft and tangle-free. It does have a strong fragrance that I don't care for, sort of like an old-fashioned perfume, very powdery. The instructions say to towel dry your hair after shampooing and before conditioning, which seems like a lot to ask while you're in the shower, so I skipped that part. I appreciated the strong tape over the lid to prevent leakage.

I used this conditioner as directed, applying it to towel dried hair and leaving it on for a few minutes before rinsing out. It left my hair feeling very soft and easy to comb, but there was also a heavy, coated feel. In fact, this product left the floor of my shower with a slippery coating after rinsing that was pretty trecherous, I actually had to clean the shower floor after using. It definitely weighed my hair down which was a trade off for the softness. There is no way I could use this after every shampoo but it might be good as an occasional treatment, more like a mask than a conditioner. This conditioner also has a very strong floral fragrance that lingers in the hair. I found it to be sort of old fashioned and wasn't a big fan but I'm sure some would love it. This is called a "repair" conditioner and my experience matches that, I think it would probably be better for someone with very damaged hair.