Curls Blueberry Bliss Reparative Leave In Conditioner, 8 Ounces

Smells good

Absolutely love this. My go to. I use it for curls but use it more after styling my hair. Adds a little softness and lovely shine, taking away all frizziness. Not heavy either.

Nourishes and moisturises hair without being too heavy. It additionally smells nice. It however does not hydrate hair fully.

I purchased this product because I saw that it was Curly Girl method approved and it looked great ingredient-wise. To my delight, it has lived up to what I hoped it would be! You only need a little and some water and it really does make my hair softer and my curls a bit more defined. I love this stuff even though it's my first Curly Girl leave-in I'll be buying this again for sure. I have really long hair and so I use a little more product than others (mainly Youtuber's who have shoulder length hair) and it doesn't weigh my hair down, I've also barely used any of it after 10 washes so this will last you a long long time - definitely at least 3 months worth in this bottle depending on your wash routine. - Rachel

This product is very good! Even after just a little bit is spread evenly throughout my hair it leaves me with super soft hair even days after use. Makes my curls have less frizz!

I have tried a lot of products but keep coming back to this. Really makes my hair look good and I can use it as my only product after shampooing and conditioning. Wish I could get the bigger 32oz size in the UK. Love the smell and you do not need a lot of product.

I was expecting great things from this product - obviously solely going off the reviews.. but I am disappointed! Probably just as much by the ‘amazing scent’ promised as the mostly good feedback. Firstly - it does not smell ‘amazing’ or even particularly nice. (Kerastase products - they smell amazing) although for the price - they should! I chose curls blueberry bliss specifically, by that I mean - I am a (43) yr old mixed race woman (white British/Black Caribbean) and have slightly more European hair as opposed to Afro hair types. Our hair is usually a combination of both - but mine is 3a/b curls with less Afro characteristics. After years of “tormenting” my fine, ‘baby like’ soft ringlets with hideous amounts of heat from straightening! 🤬 probably better I did that than use a relaxer (which my hair would never need or be suitable for! One because it can easily be manipulated with the use of products - like gels etc for straighter waves instead of curls and two because it could not withstand the chemicals used in relaxer treatments) so instead I made sure to cause possibly even more damage with heat!! 🤣 which worked brilliantly as long as I avoided moisture (sweating or rain!) so as I get older and my hair thinner I decide to go back natural - my hair has now become so thin I have ‘you can see my scalp’ insecurities! I decide to follow the advice given by professionals for my particular hair type and add some highlights which firstly I like but more importantly they’re supposed to ‘roughen’ the cuticles and give the appearance of more volume - which it did. So now I’m shoulder length fine thinning hair with blonde highlights- which of course I ruin by bleaching my whole head blonde! And of course to add maximum damage I continue to tone, dye etc to get that ‘white blonde’ look - the more natural ‘golden or caramel’ shades that our particular hair types usually end up after lightening is not light enough for me!! Anyway the bleach is good for disguising the ‘you can see my scalp’ issue and providing more volume- However I am now left with slightly damaged ‘trying to curl at the root’ with ‘battered by heat straight’ hair from mid length to the ‘super easy to break & snap’ dry ends. Haven’t I done well 😂? So I reluctantly but sensibly (for once!) trim off all visible damage, stick with the going ‘natural’ plan (no heat and no dyes/bleach) and decide to wash my hair once weekly, not to comb too frequently (and only detangle with conditioning products whist my hair is wet) and finally to only use “good products” on my hair. So I wash but do not always condition - as my hair is thin, super fine and extremely fragile. ‘Also incredibly ‘distraught’ from my foolish bleaching my hair is now drier than average curly hair and weaker from chemical and heat ‘abuse’ - meaning too much of anything will make it worse. Normal conditioners weigh to heavy on my hair, leaving the roots looking greasy and flat against my scalp (unattractive not washed look) - if I excessively rinse out the conditioner, my scalp and roots are clean with more volume however the rest of my hair remains somewhat drier than before! So my ‘new’ routine is to wash it (with my new fancy yet over priced shampoos) let it dry naturally whilst adding a small amount of (fancy and overpriced) leave in conditioner - avoiding the scalp and roots of course. Talk about trial and error! I’ve also learnt to look after my hair the way it needs to be looked after - and not take too much notice of how it should be looked! According to the ‘curly hair experts’ out there - much of which providing conflicting advice anyway! (I must say that the “Naturally Curly” website is really good 👍🏾) So, one good thing about my hair (just one at the moment) is that I don’t have any dry scalp issues (real praise for that!) as moisturising my scalp would be the very last thing I’d need!! Desperate to ‘help’ my hair I begin searching for my ‘holy grail’ hair product (if it exists) and after several obsessive hours of searching for something that would moisturise my delicate tresses but without ‘greasing’ my roots - I found “Curls Blueberry Bliss”!! Sounded Great - Perfect for my hair type (at last - Yay)! NO - it’s not. Beyond disappointed. ☹️ To avoid wasting money I may use it to tidy up my edges and ‘baby hairs’ before it needs washing but hopefully a friend will like the look of it - it’s hers! No good for my hair type - even the “surviving” strands that the bleach didn’t manage to destroy aren’t really feeling it! And lastly.. to whoever - seriously stop saying it smells nice - It so does not! I expected a delicious ‘can’t get enough’ fresh blueberry scent. That’s not what you’ll get 🤥By Martha Samuels 🫶🏾

My ‘go-to’ CGM leave-in conditioner. Smells wonderful and you only need the tiniest pea-size amount so lasts for months. Does not weigh down hair. For reference, I have baby fine, thin waves and ringlets (2C).