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Jason Natural Cosmetics Conditioner, Tea Tree Oil Hair & Scalp Therapy

8 fl oz (200 ml)

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Tea Tree Scalp Normalizing Conditioner re-conditions dry, brittle hair, and soothes a flaky, irritated scalp. Australian Tea Tree Oil, known for its anti-bacterial and anti-fungicidal properties, controls itchiness while Jojoba Oil lubricates scalp and hair. Aloe Vera Gel and Sea Algae Extract hydrate and plump up hair fiber to protect against heat-styling. Imparts great flexibility to dry, brittle hair, adds fullness, luster and manageability.

Safe For Color Treated Hair
Bio-Degradable
No Animal By-Products
No Animal Testing
No Synthetic Fragrances

Natural and organic ingredients may cause color variations.
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Made in USA.

Jason Natural Cosmetics

Aqua (Purified Water), Arnica Montana Flower Extract (Arnica), Emulsifying Wax, Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Juice, Cetrimonium Bromide, Melaleuca Alternifolia Tea Tree Leaf Oil, Sea Kelp, Algae Extract, Glycerin (Vege), Equisetum Arvense Leaf Extract (Horsetail), Symphytum Officinale (Comfrey) Leaf Extract, Panthenol (Vit B5), Calendula Officinalis (Marigold) Flower Extract, Anthemis Nobilis (Chamomile) Flower Extract, Dimethicone, Triticum Vulgare (Hydrolyzed Wheat) Protein, Persea Gratissima Avocado Oil, Stearyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Stearate SE, Urtica Dioica (Nettle) Extract, Glycine Soja Protein (Soybean), Cysteine (Vege), Tocopheryl Acetate (Vit E), Biotin, Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A), Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Cholecalciferol (Vit D3), Linoleic Acid (Vit F), Citrus Grandis (Grapefruit) Fruit Extract, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Essential Oil Blend

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by D.

in Emmaus, PA on 8/9/09

Pros: Gentle

Cons: Ineffective, Smells Bad, Too Light

Describe Yourself: Beauty Conscious

Best Uses: Fine Hair

Hair Type: Straight Hair

Bottom Line: not recommended

It definitely smell like dog shampoo. It was very light, which I didn't like and it didn't improve the health of my scalp like I hoped it would.

never buy this again

by DB

in hawaii on 7/19/09

Cons: Smells Bad

it's maybe "green " but it's not working well for me , it smells really bad , my hair are not better , I don't like the texture .... anyway , I tried it , I won't buy it again.

I love tea tree!

by tea tree queen [Verified Buyer]

in Lemoore, CA on 7/4/09

Pros: Adds Shine, Gentle, Great Smell, Improves Hair Health, Improves Texture, Smooths & Softens

Describe Yourself: Minimalist

Best Uses: Curly Hair, Daily Use, Deep Conditioning, Dry Hair, Fine Hair, Thick Hair

Hair Type: Wavy Hair

Bottom Line: recommended

I love tea tree products. This is a thick conditioner which I love, I need the thicker products for my thick hair! I am now stuck on this brand!

Jason Tree Scalp shampoo (Thick to Thin)

by Jackie

in Urbandale, Iowa on 6/11/09

Pros: Gentle, Improves Hair Health, Improves Texture, Smooths & Softens

Describe Yourself: Minimalist

Best Uses: Daily Use, Fine Hair

Hair Type: Wavy Hair

Bottom Line: recommended

I use both the shampoo and the conditioner. Usually wash my hair daily, and believe that is one reason it is effective for more volume in my hair. My hair has a nice shine to it. Recently recommended to a sister who has much thinner hair than I, and I hope she'll have the same success with it.

by ML

in Brooklyn, NY on 12/9/08

Pros: Gentle

Cons: Smells Bad

Describe Yourself: Minimalist

Best Uses: Daily Use

Hair Type: Straight Hair

Bottom Line: not recommended

All conditioners are the same to me, the only thing that differentiates for me is the scent and texture. I love the Jason Tea Tree Oil shampoo, it has done wonders for my scalp. But the conditioner doesn't smell the same, it's got a more chemical detergent sort of tinge to it. And it's rather goopy and thick. The conditioning properties are fine for me, I have straight thick healthy hair that looks the same no matter what goes on it.

terribel product

by glenwine [Verified Reviewer]

in atlanta,ga on 11/14/08

Cons: Bad Value, Low Quality

Bottom Line: not recommended

I normally use Paul mitchell tea tree shampoo. Drugstore.com was out of stock on that one and recommended this product to me instead. The reviews seems fine so I bought it. This product is nothing like a conditioner at all. It is more like moisturizer in texture, does not condition my hair, or make it easier to comb, and it did not help me scalp. I'm not going to use this product again, and will go back to using Paul Mitchell.

I'm hooked!

by brendasings [Verified Reviewer]

in WV on 10/31/08

Pros: Makes hair manageable, Natural, Very mild scent

Best Uses: daily

Bottom Line: recommended

I think that those who comment on the scent have no experience with pure tea tree oil. This has a VERY mild scent of tea tree and while it does not slide through your hair like chemical snot, I do not find it hard to work through my hair and it is more manageable than usual after using it. I like this a bunch!

Conditioner? Not really.

by Buffy

in Sunnyvale, CA on 10/22/08

Pros: Feels good on scalp, Great Smell

Cons: Ineffective, Too Light

Describe Yourself: Beauty Conscious

Best Uses: Fine Hair

Hair Type: Wavy Hair

Bottom Line: not recommended

This is NOT conditioner. This is purposeless goo that you apply to your hair, and then rinse out, leaving your hair exactly as it was before you applied it. I WANTED to like this product, because it feels awesome on the scalp, all tingly and minty. But it does NOT condition AT ALL. Not at all. I cannot emphasize that enough.

Works for Me!

by Valerie V [Verified Reviewer]

in Nacogdoches, TX on 10/6/08

Pros: Improves Hair Health, No more flakes

Cons: Drys out my ends

Describe Yourself: Beauty Conscious

Best Uses: Daily Use

Hair Type: Wavy Hair

Bottom Line: recommended

I use this daily with the Shampoo and if used as directed it does not leave my ends dry. Most of the time I dont want to leave it in long enough so my ends are left dry. My scalp has only been this good on a combo of perscription strength head and shoulders, and Nicacin switching daily. This product is all natural AND keeps my scalp flake free. It has become a must for me.

Smells Like Bug Spray

by Likes nice smells, tiff [Verified Reviewer]

in Los Angeles, Ca on 9/27/08

Pros: Gentle, Improves Hair Health

Cons: Ineffective, Smells Bad, Too Light

Describe Yourself: Minimalist

Best Uses: Fine Hair

Hair Type: Wavy Hair

Bottom Line: not recommended

It's great that it's all natural. It's hard to use an all natural conditioner when you are used to the oily and waxy synthetic ones. This won;t make your hair as "silky" as the others. I;d never use it again though because it smells like bug spray. And it certainly isn;t any kind of pleanant tea tree or anything!

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Use Jason's Tea Tree Oil Shampoo. Rinse well. Massage Jason Tea Tree Conditioner into hair and scalp. Leave on for at least one minute. Rinse thoroughly. For damaged hair allow to remain on for up to 15 minutes.