AMIR Clean Beauty Moisturizing Conditioner with Avocado & Collagen, Liter

I have waist long thick wavy hair for reference. This Amir Clean Beauty Moisturizing Conditioner contains two different types of alcohol that are high up on the ingredients list. I can’t believe this is even called a “moisturizing” conditioner. The only time it felt moisturizing was when it was lathered in my wet hair. As soon as I rinsed my hair, I was left with clean…but tangled and dried out strands. Post shower, I had to use a lot of hair oil to revive my hair’s moisture and I still ended up with dry looking/feeling hair with a lot of frizz. If you care about preserving your long hair, then stay away from this product. This conditioner is junk, I don’t recommend it.Scent: indistinguishable fresh botanical smell.Size: 33.8 fl oz/1 liter.

This is my new favorite conditioner and the only one I’ve found that I would pay $30 for. I never understood how people could spend so much on hair care products, but I get it now. This conditioner took my damaged and course hair into nice soft hair that I hadn’t felt in a long time. I live 10 minutes from the beach, so we spend a lot of time in salt water and have significant sun exposure. It can take a toll on my hair. It’s been less than healthy feeling for awhile. However just after a few washes, it feels softer than it’s ever been. It’s truly amazing. It is a very thick and white conditioner. I put the full pump in my hair and work it in well and let it sit a few minutes. I then wash about half out and leave some in as a leave in. My hair is less frizzy and doesn’t tangle as much. Even when I go to bed with wet hair it’s now a huge mess in the morning. I also love that the smell isn’t muted like it is with most conditioners. It smells just as strong as the shampoo and leaves your hair smelling clean and fresh all day. I really enjoy the scent. It is one of the best smelling conditioners I have ever had. Paired with the shampoo my hair has never looked and felt better. I am anxious to try other products in this line. When this bottle is gone I will be purchasing it again, which is huge for me to spend more than $5 on a conditioner. It is that good. Try it! You won’t regret it!

I'm someone that goes through more bottles of hair conditioner than I do shampoos. I condition my hair every time I wash my hair, so I'm pretty big on my conditioners. I liked the scent of this Amir conditioner - smells nice but not in an overly fragranced kind of way.This product has no:- sulfates- parabens- ingredients that dull hairI always check out the ingredients on the products I use, including shampoos and conditioners. I found that majority of shampoos and conditioners have dimethicone, which is a silicone I don't want on my scalp (or anywhere on my skin for that matter). I was very happy to see this product does not, which is quite rare! This made my dry hair be a little more manageable and soft after use. My hair still has a nice light fragrance on it the day after. It didn't weight my hair down and doesn't feel heavy or sticky after use. This comes in a pump style bottle, which makes it easier to use in the shower and seems more sanitary / keeps the germs out. Overall I am happy with this conditioner (I also have the shampoo) and would recommend this conditioner for anyone looking for more of a "clean" haircare product.I didn't see the ingredients list posted on this page yet so I'll post a photo of the list in case you want to refer to it. Hope this information helps you.

This Moisturizing Conditioneer With Avocado + Collagen, along with their shampoo, is my first experience with the Amir brand. I look for "clean" ingredients when purchasing skincare, makeup, and hair products. Amir describes their products as, "Free of sulfates, free of parabens, free of ingredients that dry skin and compromise our environment. Amir is bound to natural extracts that nourish, moisturize, and strengthen hair & skin."I have the 1 liter size of this Moisturizing Conditioner With Avocado + Collagen and the plastic amber pump bottle makes this look like it belongs in a professional salon setting. The pump itself is great at dispensing just the right amount of conditioner. The labeling is subtle and minimalist.So, how does it perform? For reference, I have a lot of fine and straight un-dyed (or virgin) shoulder length hair. I sometimes struggle with conditioner making my hair look lank - volume is something that I'm aiming for. I also need a conditioner that de-tangles my hair - my hair tangles SO easily. This conditioner has a very rich consistency, is pleasantly scented, and de-tangles without weighing down my hair.I've been using this conditioner as a follow up to Amir's Moisturizing Shampoo. They're a great duo!

I have baby fine hair that's been damaged by repeated highlights. While the ends would certainly benefit from a hardcore moisturizing hair treatments, the roots tend to get weighed down and look greasy when I use heavy products. Therefore I was a bit skeptical that this would work for me. I've been using this regularly paired with the Amir shampoo and, while they're giving me decent results, I'd say the conditioner isn't really as moisturizing/repairing as I'd hoped. On the upside, it certainly doesn't weigh my hair down.It comes in a ginormous pump bottle that reminds me of the type I see at my beauty salon. It's creamy but, considering it's a moisturizing product, the consistency is a bit thinner than expected. I have to use several healthy pumps to coat my hair and achieve that slippery, tangle-free feeling. And in terms of the fragrance, it doesn't quite live up to that luxury salon image. It reminds me of Zest soap - fresh but a bit artificial. All in all, this is a solid everyday conditioner but it doesn't really smooth my hair's cuticle or give it that healthy shine I expect from a moisturizing product.