Price: $12
for 8 oz.
Promise: Luscious and ultra
creamy Razzberry Coconut Affair conditions, moisturizes, and smooths medium to
thick hair; not recommended for fine hair.
Scent: Conditioner. I expected it to smell like raspberries because it has real raspberry powder, but it didn’t smell like much of anything at all.
Consistency: Super
thick and creamy
Results:
I really wanted to love this product because I love the Vanilla Silk Deep Conditioner and I love the company.
Silk Dreams makes reasonably priced, quality products (despite the name
similarity, there is no relation). This worked better for my hair than the Chocolate Bliss, but it wasn't spectacular. I tried this twice before giving it away to my sister. The first time, I inadvertently let it sit on my hair for over 24
hours. It melted into my hair eventually and my hair felt ok and somewhat moisturized. The second time, I did an overnight deep conditioning pre-shampoo. My hair was moisturized this time as well, but still not like with the Vanilla Silk. I think this was just too thick for my
low porosity, fine-medium strands. In Silk Dreams’ defense, the website and the
jar does warn that this is not for fine strands, and I should have
listened. Lesson learned. From now on, I need to focus on conditioners that are geared toward my finer strands, instead of the medium ones.
If you like the Chocolate Bliss, you may like
this because it is similar in consistency and the effect it had on my hair. The product junkie in me isn't done trying out this line. I have one Silk Dreams deep conditioner left in my stash that I am using now -- the Avocado Pudding (review coming soon). Once I use up more of my product stash, I also want to try the Destination Hydration, Shea What Conditioner, Mocha Silk Infusion, Wheat Germ Butter Conditioner and the Almond Buttercream.
