I got to test this leave-in conditioner from #redken. (My #lykoinflutester reviews are just as honest as the reviews I write about products I have paid for.) This is the leave-in conditioner from Redken's popular bond building product line. My experience: The scent is very masculine and lingers for a long time.. I don't like smelling like a man, so that's a big minus. But if you overlook the scent, it's a good, creamy leave-in conditioner that also protects the hair when blow-drying (if you're going to straighten or curl your hair, you'll probably need a separate heat protectant). The silicones make the hair soft, easy to comb, and give it a healthy, shiny look. Is it worth your money? Well.. more worth it than the shampoo, but still expensive. You can find better, cheaper alternatives. A cheaper bond building alternative is L'Oréal's bond building line.. they have the same owner and similar ingredient lists. But if you really want to try something from Redken's bond building line, I think it's enough to use either the pre-shampoo treatment, the conditioner, or the leave-in conditioner. You definitely don't need all four products. #redken #redkenacidicbondingconcentrate #leaveinconditioner #lykoreview

I got to test this conditioner from #redken. (My #lykoinflutester reviews are just as honest as the reviews I write about products I have paid for.) Here we have a conditioner with low pH value. I don't know if there's any research behind this hype of pH value in hair and scalp, or if it's just another marketing gimmick.. But I was looking forward to testing the products anyway. My experience: The scent is very masculine and lasts a long time.. I don't like smelling like a man. Aside from that, it's a good conditioner. The hair becomes soft, easy to brush, and shiny.. thanks to the silicones. It gives the hair a lovely feel, but it probably won't magically repair damage. It may feel and look that way, but it's just a temporary "repair". I actually like the conditioner and leave-in cream if you overlook the scent. Just don't expect any miracles. Is it worth the money? Well.. It's definitely more worth it than the shampoo. However, I'm convinced that you can find at least as good conditioners for cheaper prices. A cheaper bond building alternative is L'Oréal's bond building series.. they have the same owner and similar ingredient lists. But if you really want to try something from Redken's bond building series, I think it suffices with either the pre-shampoo treatment, the conditioner, or the leave-in conditioner. You don't need all four products anyway. #redken #redkenacidicbondingconcentrate #conditioner #lykoreview