Skin and Hair Conditioner 12 oz

PRICE: I first started using Unicure in the late-1970s when it was $0.99 a bottle. Later, I could purchase a gallon at a local beauty supply store for a $10 or so. To see the price now makes me gag, but I can't find it anywhere but Amazon so I'm forced to pay the price or use something else. Most of the time I purchase these in 3-packs on Amazon to get a better deal.PRODUCT: It's a little liquid-y compared to the original unicure, but it still does the job. I LOVE it for removing make-up tear-free. It's absolutely great for hair and skin too, but at this price I have to ration it... instead of using it every day for hair and/or skin, I'll use it once a week.

I use to use this conditioner about 20 yrs ago and didn’t know they still made it till I found it again on Amazon. The package hasn’t changed in 20 yrs and neither has the product. Back then I use to say if I was stuck on an island and could only bring ten products I’d want Unicure with me. Now I’m a bit of a health nut who wants organic and natural products as much as possible on my skin and to my surprise this conditioner is still worthy! Sometimes fancy adds and packaging don’t mean the product is better. This gets good coverage, rinses well and makes my hair silky.

The purity and quality is fantastic! Next time I reorder I will purchase the 3 pack offer.Love this product! Hair is smooth,shiny and it works very good on damaged hair for sure. It also is a refreshing facial wash!

Skin softener!

There are two different formulas available from the Unicure website. I'd ordered directly from them in the past, getting the gallon size of the Classic formula which includes egg white protein. That was (from what I understand) the *professional* formula for use in salons. It was stellar. It is available at their website in gallon sizes or (I believe) in multipacks of this size.This commercial formula includes the silk protein. Having now used both, I still much prefer the egg white protein version but this is fine. It still feels good, is gentle, & I use it as a conditioner-only wash. Rinses easily & won't build up.

Cost too much. Used to pay less than 2.00 years ago. I think it's probably illegal to sell due to parabens being outlawed. Too bad.

This product is fluid and translucent. It is a good detangler for me (hard water, wavy/curly, medium-length hair) and is not especially heavy. In some weather, I get a fair amount of frizz which I don't with thicker conditioners with more Cetyl alcohol or Cetearyl alcohol. It is not a thick, rich conditioner by any means, but I can add a drop of oil to it if I need something richer. Agrees with my eczema-prone skin and contact dermatitis. Zero fragrance, and a little goes a long way. I like to dilute conditioners before applying to get them to spread well, and this one works well for that application.

I loved this product back in 1972 and was amazed to find it again. Love it