Bumble And Bumble Super Rich Conditioner

Pros: Does what it says it will do, excellent for dry, fragile, damaged hair. mild scent.
Cons: Very expensive. Not available in most stores. Too rich for healthy hair? I think so.

Bumble and Bumble Super Rich Conditioner was recommended to me by a stylist in a resort hotel's salon. She told me it is one of the best conditioners for color treated hair in the industry. With that kind of sales pitch how could I pass up an ...

Pros: Quickly fixes dry hair
Cons: Expensive

I have very fine, color treated hair that became super-dry over time. I originally tried the Super Rich conditioner with free samples that my stylist gave me. She recommended that I use it daily, rinsing it out as suggested on the bottle, but for the ...

Pros: A little goes a long way, very effective, pleasant odor
Cons: Expensive

I'm a guy with long hair. Lots of long hair. Really nice long hair--the kind many women are jealous of. I've tried many conditioners, from cheap to expensive. All of the cheap ones I tried either smelled bad (too much perfume or simply bad odors) or ...

Pros: Cute, trendy little bottle looks cute in my shower, smells fabulous!
Cons: Not "super rich"! Does not perform the way you'd expect such an expensive conditioner to.

My salon uses and sells Bumble and Bumble products so I thought I'd give a bottle of this a try when I last visited. A "Super Rich" conditioner sounds just like what my parched, color-treated locks need to bring them back to life! Upon pouring a glob ...

Pros: This is great at moisturizing hair and making it feel softer.
Cons: A bit pricey at $15 for 8oz

I'm crazy about this stuff. I wish it were a little cheaper so that I could use it ALL THE TIME, but still manage to use it about 3-4 days a week. My hair is thick and wavy and colored, too, so I'm big on conditioners, and this one is soooooo rich and luxurious--I really feel like I'm doing my hair a favor by using it. I LOVE the smell (which lingers long after), the texture, and the fact that I don't have to use too much to get it to work. For some, I could see how it might weigh down their hair, but for me, it's just what the hair stylist ordered.