Refresh Moment Perfume Hair Treatment (02 Fig Fog) | Moisturize and Soften Hair | Vegan Conditioner for Oily Hair | Non-Greasy Formula | Fruity-Woody Fragrance | 5.07 fl. oz

I bought this product because of all the tiktok reviews regarding it and it definitely did not disappoint. For me personally, it really helped with my breakage that I was experiencing and the scent actually lasts in my hair. The smell is hard to describe but it’s very fresh while being lightly sweet. It’s not overbearing at all and the product itself just works well!

i get so many compliments about my hair, i will always use this for my hair. it smells nice and clean and also makes my hair really shiny and silky.

This is not for the girlies with thin, fine hair. It's pretty heavy and weighs it down but it certainly does do a great job moisturizing and revitalizing your ends. It smells amazing in the shower and has a very mild scent after your hair dries.

I can't say enough about this product! I've been using this for a few months now and like to give the products I use some time. Of course, I have to do my part to be consistent when using products. The smell of this is divine! I can still smell it on my hair when it drys (I air dry). I wish there were a hair perfume with this scent and not just shampoo and treatment. I have made many purchases on this and have even sent it for my sister as well, and she's now in love with the sent.

This conditioner is lightweight, but still very moisturizing. Im giving it 3 stars because the product discription does not really match. The scent is not light, or is it floral. It smells like a bottle of cheap Dollar Tree perfume. Luckily the smell does not linger once its washed off, unlike the claimes of the sellers. I would buy this product again only if it came unscented.

I love the smell

Great conditioner for thin Asian hair! My hair gets easily weighed down by products and can look greasy if the product is too heavy. This one doesn’t do that at all and it makes my hair super soft and easy detangles.

It smelt more like coconut than figs...