American Cream
Conditioner
A milkshake-thick conditioner with a strawberries and cream fragrance to leave your hair soft and shiny. Fresh strawberries help cleanse the hair, and are rich in vitamin C. We've added a splash of orange juice to add gloss too, since its acidity makes the hairs' cuticles lie flat and allows it to reflect more light. To top it off, this contains soothing clary sage and calming lavender for your scalp.
Jk_It's_Abby
About 3 years ago
American Cream is an essential. Not only does it leave my hair soft and relatively easy to brush, it smells glorious. You don't have to use much or leave it in your hair for long, for it to do its job. Honestly, it's just perfect. It keeps my long thick hair in check and the smell lingers around me for...
List of ingredients
- Honey Water
- Vanilla Pod Infusion
- Propylene Glycol
- Fresh Organic Oranges
- Cetearyl Alcohol & Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
- Fresh Strawberries
- Perfume
- Lanolin
- Cetearyl Alcohol
- Vanilla Absolute
- Clary Sage Oil
- Lavender Oil
- Benzoin Resinoid
- *Linalool
- *Coumarin
- Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone
- Cetrimonium Bromide
*occurs naturally in essential oils.
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Harley B
About 2 years ago
If your requirements are a conditioner that smells amazing, then oh my god is this product for you. It smells AWESOME.
Unfortunately like a lot of other people here I've quite frizzy and curly hair - this was a miss for me, and just made my hair angrier. (Think the incredible hulk, but strawberry scented.)
I'd recommend trying a smaller size first to see if this is the conditioner for you before investing.
Top Rated
5/5 stars
Twizzledberry
About 1 year ago
Hair type- curly/wavy, long, dyed.
'Nuff said.
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4 months ago
goldamatthias
About 4 months ago
Echoing a few other people here in that it just won't work if you have curly hair that needs moisture. Made it look like straw, I'm still recovering tbh
