Until recently my preference for hairstyle has pretty much involved a set of clippers and not much else. However, some time last year when my clippers decided to pack it in, I decided to experiment with growing my hair longer (than a number 2!).
Several
months into life without my clippers I discovered a whole new world of
natural hair products for men. Having quite curly hair I have found that
using a conditioner really helps to tame the frizz factor. I have used
several products in the Gaia Made For Men range that I really like and thought it was a great opportunity to try out a new product in the range.
I found the Gaia Made For Men Organic Conditioner easy to use, not greasy or too heavy and I found that my curls are a lot less frizzy when using this. I do like the smell of this and all the Gaia Made For Men products, I would guess it’s the addition of the spearmint, rosemary and other essential oils that would contribute to the uplifting smell of this product, it’s nice, but not too overpowering.
Surprisingly, when you look through the ingredients of this conditioner, you find that many of the ingredients are natural and certified organic, so for well under $15, it’s pretty good value.
Overall I found this to be a great conditioner for men, and my GF likes to steal some occasionally when she is washing her hair too. So if you can forgive Gaia for spelling ‘rosemary’ incorrectly on the front of the packaging (I wonder who got put through the wringer for that one) all up this is a great Aussie, natural and organic hair conditioner for men.
Thumbs up Gaia.
I found the Gaia Made For Men Organic Conditioner easy to use, not greasy or too heavy and I found that my curls are a lot less frizzy when using this. I do like the smell of this and all the Gaia Made For Men products, I would guess it’s the addition of the spearmint, rosemary and other essential oils that would contribute to the uplifting smell of this product, it’s nice, but not too overpowering.
Surprisingly, when you look through the ingredients of this conditioner, you find that many of the ingredients are natural and certified organic, so for well under $15, it’s pretty good value.
Overall I found this to be a great conditioner for men, and my GF likes to steal some occasionally when she is washing her hair too. So if you can forgive Gaia for spelling ‘rosemary’ incorrectly on the front of the packaging (I wonder who got put through the wringer for that one) all up this is a great Aussie, natural and organic hair conditioner for men.
Thumbs up Gaia.
