NeutrogenaMoisturizing Healthy Scalp Hydro Boost Conditioner for Dry Hair and Scalp, with Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid, pH-Balanced, Paraben & Phthalate-Free, Color-Safe, 12 Fl Oz

Kind of expensive but it works the best of all, problems with dry scalp

I love this conditioner for myself and my girls. It leaves our locks feeling silky smooth. After a fluctuation in hormones, my hair was dry and broke off easily but this conditioner has helped restore its former health.

I have always loved Neutrogena hair products, but I really hate the new bottle. It’s hard to handle, hard to squeeze. I’m starting to look for a comparable product with a more user friendly container.

I bought this because I’m a chemo patient. I went bald and I needed something for my scalp to keep moisture and it works well.

The conditioner is thick and I do like the smell, but not a smooth job removing tangled wet hair with a brush.

What my mom wanted. So she got it. Great location. Cheap price

Best conditioner! Smells great and keeps my hair hydrated and my hair less frizzy.

We stayed at hotel on campus of world renowned cancer center. Inside hotel room they has Neutrogena shampoo and conditioner trial size bottles. Also stayed at Hilton and they had Neutrogena. If the cancer center and Hilton had this product I felt comfortable using it. It cleans hair and condition's hair. The price is reasonable I cannot use expensive products anymore as the Biden economy has created too much inflation and has limited my purchasing options. If you purchase high end products just for shampoo and conditioner it can cost $50 and up. $50 buys a few groceries or a tank of gas. I can't justify being selfish buying high end hair products when groceries or gas for car is needed. Besides hair is genetically predisposed to be curly, straight or wavy by the shape of hair follicles. Hair products can only put chemicals on outside cuticles of hair then it wears off with hairs natural oils and friction. You can flat iron and blow dry to break down bonds in the cuticles but over time it dries and breaks hair. You can chemically straighten hair but chemicals are bad for women even if they tell you it's more natural ingredients it's not. They must use chemicals to loosen the bonds in the hair shaft. Doctors found out the chemicals may cause cancer. The chemicals are inhaled or absorbed in skin via scalp. The scalp has pores like the face. The same with hair coloring it's chemicals unless you use henna dye. Look at ingredients. Be safe