OUAIMedium Conditioner - Hydrating Hair Conditioner with Coconut Oil, Babassu Oil, and Keratin - Strengthens, Repairs and Adds Shine - Paraben and Phthalate Free Hair Care Products (10 Oz)

The best conditioner for fine hair that I have found. Pricey, yes, but definitely worth it. To find a conditioner for fine hair that doesn't weigh it down is almost impossible. QUAI conditioner is a lightweight, lightly scented product that "adds softness, bounce & volume" as described. It is made with ingredients to keep hair healthy & strong. Just a small amount is necessary so it should last a long time. My new favorite. Love it!

Leaves hair, soft, smooth and ready for styling, Love the product

Limited smell, but goes on hair with ease. Doesn’t leave hair feeling greasy. Appears to even thicken hair! Expensive, but worth $!

Good smell and increases the volume

I have medium density, very straight, naturally blonde hair with old heat dage from a stylist. I'm groeing out the damage & have been able to retain the majority of the length, trimming periodically, as long as I wash & condition every other day & condition only every other day.I bought this conditioner to use for co-washing (conditioner only wash). It is geared toward healing damaged hair & notes it softens as well. I didn't find either claim to be my reality. In fact, I find this conditioner to be on par with the results I got from Caviar; Dry & stiff hair after use. My hair didn't get softer as I blow dried either. It got more tanlged & the scent is offputting as it smells mildly like musk & baby powder. Not the worst scent & I could totally see (smell) right passed that if the product left my hair soft, which it doesn't.I took off one star for a lack of positive results but don't let detour you. Maybe it is a match made. It's just not mine.

It smells so good and feels luxurious. Not sure how much it's actually helping my hair but my curls look pretty good in high humidity.

I've used QUAI shampoo and conditioner and many of their other products for years, but mainly, I've been switching and trying out their various conditioners, hoping I'll find one I like. I love the quality and clean ingredients, which is why I keep repurchasing, but lately, I'm also finding it harder to get my very long hair squeaky clean. I'm currently using the Thick shampoo & conditioner, and for some reason, my scalp always feels greasy. I will do a deep clarifying shampoo/rinse between washes to see if that helps.My real frustration lies with their line of conditioners. When applied, OUAI Thick smells unpleasingly strong and very perfumey. Don't get me wrong; I love scented conditioners that make your hair smell amazing and have staying power, but to me, QUAI conditioners smell like a cheap knockoff (old lady) perfume, and they definitely don't make me smile when using them. Their shampoos and other products smell good, so I don't know what's going on with their conditioners. It doesn't fit with their line; IMO their conditioners have an unpleasant synthetic smell.Secondly, the conditioner applicators are awful. I have to remove the top completely, and I tap the container against my hand like I'm trying to get the last bit of ketchup out. They need to figure out a different design for the top or sell the conditioner in a tub style once the scent issue has been fixed.I doubt I'll repurchase, but I may revisit if improvements are made. Right now, there are just too many negatives, and for a higher-end conditioner, I expect better.

Obsessed. I love this conditioner for my thick hair. I am dirty blonde and I get half head of platinum highlights every 3-4 months. Highlighted hair needs a lot of love when washing it. This conditioner makes my hair feel just like I got it done in the salon. I only wash my hair once a week and summer twice a week. I use a microfiber hair wrap towel 20 min after I shower and then remove it for 20 min before I blow dry my hair. My hair blow dries so nice, soft and smooth :) a little goes a long way. My hair goes down to the middle of my back and one bottle lasts me 5-6 months.