Rahua Classic Hair Conditioner, Vegan Hydrating Hair Care Oil, Quinoa, Organic Aloe Vera, Rosemary, Natural Palo Santo for Scalp Care, Promotes Growth, Silicone Free, 9.3 Fl Oz

I have happily used this conditioner for over 5 years. I have fine curly hair that I regularly bleach with highlights and my hair has stayed healthy. The conditioner is hydrating without being too heavy. The scent is light and pleasant. I highly recommend this conditioner for anyone else with fine curly hair

This made my hair SOOO soft. Softer than any other conditioner I’ve ever used other than maybe the conditioner pack that comes with boxed hair dye. Rahua was recommended by Yuka app because there aren’t any harmful chemicals.

If you have thin hair keep in mind that this is a REALLY thick and heavy option. I felt greasy after using it most of the time. Honestly I do feel like it would be perfect for those with thicker hair, though.

It smells great .. works great for bleached color treated hair. Love the fact this company is green and uses non toxic ingredients. No endocrine disruptors.

Great shampoo and conditioning product but set off my allergies with the strong grass smell.

I never write reviews, however felt compelled to do so for this product. I have naturally curly hair (that I blow dry straight) that tends to be on the dry side. I have been using toxic products for years to achieve softer hair and this was the last hair product to be replaced since it's hard to find a clean conditioner that makes your hair soft and silky. This conditioner is great! Combined with the detangler, this is a gamechanger! I have officially tossed my toxic hair products for Rahua! My only complaint is that you pay a lot for 9 ounces.

I had heard such wonderful things about Rahua hair care products, and I was really looking forward to finally finding an all-natural and effective hair care line. I ordered the Rahua Classic Shampoo, Rahua Classic Conditioner, and the Founder's Blend Scalp and Hair Treatment. I received all of them at once. The Shampoo and Conditioner were in plastic bags as typically come when ordering something liquid from Amazon. This Founder's Blend came in a Rahua box package. The conditioner had no seal under the cap to remove, and I am not sure if that is something Rahua does or not, but I definitely feel more confident when products have some kind of seal from the manufacturer to be sure it was not tampered with. When I opened the conditioner and tried some, it had a stale sort of smell that I wondered if something was wrong with it. I looked through the ingredients to see what might account for the aroma, and I have heard some people say it's the palo santo oil that is responsible for this, but I really don't know. The best way I can describe it is that there is a lingering and underlying note of black licorice or anise mixed with rancid oil and fishiness. The founder's blend hair and scalp treatment had the same sort of smell and texture and they seemed like the same product in different bottles. I am a person who doesn't like the smell of raw shea butter because it never smells fresh to me, so I'm not sure if this plays into the scent or if the product is past it's recommended shelf life. Since it doesn't have parabens and preservatives, perhaps the product went bad? All I know is that after trying it once, rinsing it out extremely well, I was still walking around feeling nauseated from the scent. The texture and moisturizing seemed fine and as expected for a conditioner, but nothing amazing. My hair felt fine after, but the scent was so off-putting that i had to return this and be sure to write a review to caution others. Maybe buy it only in a store or from the seller directly to be sure you are getting and authentic and fresh product. Some articles and reviews have raved about the scent, which is what really made me question the authenticity or freshness of the product. It was that bad!

I use this great conditioner as a leave in after I shampoo. It works great on my dry, damaged hair. It stays nice and soft and is easy to style.