Review on 🌿 Revitalize and Nourish Hair with Pure Castor Oil Shampoo Conditioner by Weston Metzger

My youngest daughter has long, fine hair that tends to tangle. It is also sensitive to sulfates and develops contact irritation with prolonged exposure. We used to rely on Maple Holistics Argan Oil Shampoo and Conditioner as our staple, but ran out of money and started using the sulfate-free brand available at our salon. Mistake. My daughter's hair was very messy and suddenly washing and combing her hair was an ordeal. When I saw that Maple Holistics had a new line with thickening properties, I immediately ordered it. It's great for my daughter (and me, although I can use almost anything). She washed and rinsed her hair, then applied the conditioner with a damp brush before rinsing it out. Her hair was MUCH less knotted and the small curls were easy to comb through. The best part was when her hair was dry - it's so shiny, silky and healthy looking! After a week of use, I noticed that my daughter's hair looked a bit dry, but I think it has more to do with her condition. 10 and no better rinse aid than the conditioner itself. I've used it myself with no problems. My husband complimented my hair out of the blue and I attribute that to the castor oil shampoo and conditioner as I haven't changed anything else. The shampoo has a light herbal scent. The conditioner is sweet and fruity - almost edible. I plan on buying back when we finish our current bottles and will likely alternate them with the Argan Oil line. TL; DR is a fantastic budget option if you're looking for a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner for fine hair. Just make sure you rinse out the conditioner well.