These swatches are the heaviest I could get!

After seeing this conditioner everywhere online, I received it in my September Ipsy. I was interested to see if it was indeed that good. Here is what I found...

I was able to get about three uses out of my sample and I can say it wasn't that great. Yes it conditioned, made my hair soft and shiny but it was nothing I couldn't get from the Aussie 3 Minute Miracle or something else similar. It did have a creamy consistency and smelled really nice. I don't think it's worth the $26. It is formulated without parabens, silicones, phthalates, and sulphates which is really great but I think there are other options out there.

Maybe my hair wasn't in need of deep conditioning at the time and maybe it would work for someone who's hair is in desperate need of moisture. This is only my opinion and I'm not saying it's completely worthless. If it was less expensive I would repurchase if my hair was super dry but for the price probably not....

This will be a new series of posts for products that I feel are NOT worth the hype or money. If I can save someone else from buying something that is a waste, I want to.

The first product is Maybelline's Dream Fresh BB Cream. I originally had this in my dry skin series as a good BB cream but have now taken it off. I just find that it has zero coverage on it's own. When I pour some into my hands it feels like the thicker consistency would work well but I just didn't find that it gave me anything. I don't think it made my skin any better either.

The whole point of a BB cream is to have skincare and makeup in one product. I didn't see either in this one and wouldn't repurchase.

Save your money ladies...