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Product Review of the ORS Shealicious Scalp Relief Conditioner on Natural Hair




1BlessedNatural: Product Review of ORS Shealicious Scalp Relief Conditioner


Hey my blessed naturals!
As soon as I saw the ORS Shealicious Scalp Relief conditioner advertisement on TV, I went on their website and put in my request to try the product for free so I could review it. Many of you might have done this also. After about a month and half, I received a coupon in the mail. I went to Ulta Beauty to get it. So, here is a review for you!

Product: Shealicious (Scalp Relief) Shea Butter Conditioning Hair Treatment

Size: 1 application container

Price: The regular price is $3.49, but I received a coupon from ORS to try the product for free.

Place: Walmart, CVS, and Ulta Beauty

Claims: The Mix for Dry, Itchy Scalp 

Ingredients: Conditioner -AQUA, COCOS NUCIFERA (COCONUT OIL), CETEARYL ALCOHOL, GLYCERIN, CETEARETH-20, BUTYROSPERMUM PARKII (SHEA) BUTTER, PANTHENOL, HYDROXYETHYCELLOSE, GETRIMONIUM CHLORIDE, PPG-3 BENZYL ETHER MYRISTATE, DIMETHICONE, AMODETHICONE, TRIDECETH-12, POLYSORBATE 20, PEG-150 STEARATE, CETYL ALCOHOL, PEG-20 HYDROGENATED LANOLIN, PEG-40 STERATE, POLYQUATERNIUM-7, POLYQUATERNIUM-37, BEHENTRIMONIUM, METHOSULFATE, PROPYLENE GLYCOL DICAPRYLATE/DICAPRATE, PPG-1TRIDECETH-6 AMINOMETHYL POPANOL, DISODIUM, EDTA, PHENOXYETHANOL, BENZOIC ACID, ETHLHEXYLGLYCERIN, GLYCERETH-2 COCOATE, PARFUM. Oil- PERSEA GRATISSIMA (AVOCADO) OIL, ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS (ROSEMARY), LEAF OIL, PARFUM, MENTHOL, TOCOPHERYL, ACETATE, BHT, BENZYL BENZOATE CINNAMAL.




1BlessedNatural: I must say... I really love the packaging! Also, there is a warning at the top o not try to eat it lol. That makes sense because it comes in what looks like a snack container lol 

















Fragrance: Ok, so the packaging says avocado and rosemary oils, but I thought the product smelled like watermelon and menthol. I didn't really like the scent.

Consistency/ Color: (conditioner mixed with the oil) thick, white, smooth cream
 

1BlessedNatural: After opening the Shealicious Scalp Relief conditioner


1BlessedNatural: After pouring in the conditioner to mix...the exciting part! lol

My  2 Cents


The directions for the Shealicious Scalp Relief conditioner was to pour the oil into the conditioner and mix it up using a comb. So, that's what I did. After shampooing my hair, I applied the mixture to each of the 4 sections of my hair. It went on smooth. Surprisingly, the container was enough to do my whole head. My curls started to pop as soon as I applied the conditioner, and I really liked that. My hair felt soft and was easy to detangle.

After letting the conditioner sit on my hair for 10-15 minutes with a plastic cap, I washed it out. My hair was super soft! I really loved how the product made my hair feel. Plus, my scalp was fine...no itching. It would be nice to see them make the containers with more than one application Check out my pictures below.

1BlessedNatural: After applying the Shealicious scalp relief conditioner


1BlessedNatural: My curls after washing out Shealicious scalp relief conditioner...My hair was about 90% dry.

 Grade: B+ I would've given the product an A, but I wasn't crazy about the scent.






Have you tried the ORS Shealicious Scalp Relief conditioner?


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