L'Oreal ParisBlonde Sulfate Free Conditioner for Color-Treated Hair, Neutralizes Brass + Balances, EverPure, 8.5 Fl Oz (Packaging May Vary)

The pro is that Loreal makes the best shampoo and conditioner but there is a con.The con is the price, it can be expensive or anywhere from $10-15 for not a huge amount. Compared to other conditioners and shampoo companies, they charge more but what you pay for is what you get. It does not stripe the color and your hair will have that silky smooth shine look to it.

Smells very nice and helps keep my hair soft

This is the first purple conditioner I ever bought. I was hesitant to buy it off amazon because I was afraid the product would be fake or messed with. The bottle I received did not come sealed. The product is a light a purple, which I was worried that someone mixed it with white conditioner. I used it and it actually works really well. Made me hair smell great and made it really soft.

L'Oreal Paris Blonde Sulfate Free Conditioner for Color-Treated Hair keeps its true color and brightens from hair appointment to hair appointment. My hair always retains its shine and color.

My mom is a bottle blond (don't tell her I told you). She loves this stuff swears by it. However of late she finds it hard to find in stores. So we ordered it online. It's cheaper less hassle thank looking and comes right to the house win-win

SUPER SOFT HAIR

I use both the conditioner and shampoo and I like this better then expensive hair color care products. The price is great!

I just want to know why this smells like old spice... And it's not just the bottle I've bought from Amazon. I've bought the same shampoo/conditioner from my local grocery store, local pharmacy, and even from another store out of state. All of which smell like men's old spice. Granted, works wonders on my hair, but leaves it smelling like I accidentally used my husband's shampoo. What gives, L'Oréal?