Aromase Red Rose Damage Recovery Conditioner, DAMASK ROSE OIL Detangles Frizzy Hair, CLEAN RINSE, JOJOBA OIL Deep Hydrate Moisturizer, LINOLENIC ACID Strengthen Hair Strands

Very nourishing but not heavy. Rinses out really well and hair still feels "squeaky" clean after use.

This red rose damage recovery conditioner by AROMASE comes in a 400 mL bottle with handy pump. I love the smell of rose and I was really hoping that this conditioner would be very fragrant. However the scent is very soft, so soft it’s hardly noticeable but I do have a cold so that could be why I’m not smelling it very well. There’s an expiration date of 2026 on the package and it says to use within five years. The conditioner itself is just about right—the consistency isn’t very thick but it’s not too thin either. I didn’t actually read the directions before using it which say to leave it on for 2 to 3 minutes. I just left it on for maybe a minute tops but it still left my hair feeling smooth and manageable. It also says that you can use this along with deep steaming your hair 10 to 15 minutes per week. This conditioner is a bit on the pricey side in my opinion but I do think it’s a good product with ingredients that you can feel good about.

Love this product leaves my hair soft and smelling good. It has really helped my curly bleach blonde hair. Love it!!

AROMASE’s Red rose conditioner gave stunning results, even when faced with my perpetually damaged hair. The conditioner has a pleasant rose smell, but this may be offputting for those who are not partial to floral sense, or strong ones. The bottle contains 400 mL/14.11 fluid ounces. For the listed price, this can be pretty steep if you aren’t someone who has a bigger budget for body and beauty care products. The bottle features braille on the front and back, but I am unfortunately not able to tell you what it says. I just know that this is a uncommon feature and may make this more accessible and easy to use for those with applicable disabilities. This conditioner boasts that it meets “five features of healthy conditioner“, which are containing: – a high concentration of amino acid – a low pH, below pH 5.5 – using only natural essence – not using any artificial coloring‘s – and not developed using animal testing The ingredients list is on the box and not the bottle. The rose oil is one of the last ingredients, followed by rosemary and orange oils. The instructions for use are to apply an adequate amount of conditioner in damp hair, leave on for 2 to 3 minutes, and rinse thoroughly. I did two trials, leaving it in for the suggested time on one side of my hair and leaving it in for 15 minutes on the other side. If you have heavily damaged hair, you can definitely leave this in longer than the instructions list for better results.

I love this scent so much, however, Im using so much conditioner so get my medium length hair detangled. I fell like for $28.49 it should provide more moisture to my hair. I have sensitive skin and some conditioners irritate it and make me break out, not this stuff. I feel like your only paying for the scent and bottle design, which is unfortunate.

This has a cross between cologne and rose fragrance that is absolutely marvelous! It’s potent enough to leave your hair smelling amazing, and it conditions nicely and is suitable for both virgin and died or otherwise processed hair. Great product.

Current price $29.99 for 14 ounces. The item is packaged nicely and securely. The bottle has a pump and it is easy to get the product out of the bottle. The conditioner has a nice thickness - pumps easily. The conditioner contains rose oil and jojoba oil. I expected the fragrance to be strong but it is very mild. 4 Stars. Hope you find this review and pictures helpful. I left the conditioner on for a few minutes and then rinsed. My hair looks GREAT! Really makes the hair soft and wavy (for me)!

Aromase Red Rose smell so good. It isn’t thick or thin in texture & bottle also looks so high end. Unfortunately this didn’t do anything magical to my extremely thick curly coils😞 I wanted this to be IT but it wasn’t.