Natural Biotin Hair Fortifying Conditioner by Jason Natural Cosmetics

I have to be honest and say that I don't often use conditioner. This started when I was a teenager and was washing my hair every other day. I found that when I used conditioner my hair looked like it needed to be washed everyday. Now this was fine when I was already washing my hair everyday but if it is not something that you are already doing everyday it can be kind of frustrating. I wanted to start using it more often though because I was going to be cutting my long hair and donating it. That was some eight years ago and since then I have used conditioner off and on because I keep growing out my hair to donate it. As I was approaching the fourth time of donating my hair I started to use it more and more and the one that I had on hand was Natural Biotin Hair Fortifying Conditioner by Jason Natural Cosmetics. A friend so it on clearance for around five dollars and got it for me, here is what I thought of the conditioner.

After using the Natural Biotin Hair Fortifying Conditioner by Jason Natural Cosmetics along with 84% Pure Aloe Vera Hair Soothing Shampoo by the same company I definitely noticed a difference. I want to say that their was a certain shine to my hair now. This shine wasn't oily though and something else that was great was that it didn't make my hair oily the next day. In a couple years I hope to have another ten inches of hair to cut off and donate. I figure that this conditioner and future conditioners that I use will aid in making my hair healthier and better for donating. One thing that I really enjoyed about the Natural Biotin Hair Fortifying Conditioner by Jason Natural Cosmetics was its smell. When I first smelled it I was reminded of toothpaste, it was a very nice scent though. I wondered what was in the conditioner that made it smell that way and what made it hair fortifying. I scanned the ingredients of the bottle to see.

The main ingredient in the Natural Biotin Hair Fortifying Conditioner by Jason Natural Cosmetics is purified water. Following water are the ingredients panax ginseng root extract, biotin, emulsifying wax, calendula officinalis marigold flower extract, stearalkonium chloride, anthemis bobilis chomomile flower extract, stearyl alcohol, equisetum arvense horsetail leaf extract, aloe barbadensis aloe vera leaf gel, cyclpentasiloxane and dimethicone, simmondsia chinesis jojoba seed oil, triticum vulgare hydrolyzed wheat protein, lavandula angustifolia lavender extract, glyceryl stearate, planthenol-3, natural tocopherol vitamin E, retinyl palmitate vitamin A, linoleic & linclenic acid vitamin F,oxybenzone, citrus grandis grapefruit seed extract, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate, natural menthol and fragrance oil blend. The ginseng, marigold, chamomile, horsetail, aloe vera, jojoba and lavender are certified organic.

I was glad that the conditioner contained organic ingredients and I was glad that it didn't list any lauryl/laureth sulfates. The company Jason has some wonderful practices which also made me feel good about using the conditioner. They do not test on animals, do not use any animal by-products, their products are paraben free, bio-degradable and made in the USA. I can't be sure that this will be the conditioner that I will get when the current bottle of Natural Biotin Hair Fortifying Conditioner by Jason Natural Cosmetics runs out but I'll definitely keep it in mind. I would recommend to anyone looking for a natural conditioner to try this out. The bottle that I have contains sixteen ounces and seems to be priced anywhere from seven to ten dollars. All in all I would call this conditioner a good item.