TIGIBed Head Moisture Maniac Conditioner, 8.45 Ounce

Moisturizes well. Smells good. I am more than satisfied with this product.

I've got baby fine, thigh-length hair, and I've used this conditioner exclusively for the past 20 years or more. I know TIGI Bed Head has a few different types, and I don't find the other types they have to work as well for me. In specific, it's Moisture Maniac, and only Moisture Maniac that works for my hair. They have a great product line, so if this particular one doesn't seem to work, you can always try some of the others they offer. I really like this company, and I'm glad they've kept this particular conditioner around!Sometimes I rinse this, leaving a bit in the end, but many times I apply it to the ends after showering for extra (leave-in) conditioning protection. Living in South Florida, our climate is especially humid. Most of the Summer I spend with my hair damp/wet to keep cool. The sun, surf and pool water can really wreak havoc on hair during these active outdoor months. Also, they hike up the chlorine content in our city water during the Summertime months. (If you're in it for more than 10 minutes, it'll make your eyes tear and you'll start sneezing. It's heavy!)While I don't feel the need to wash with shampoo daily, my hair gets a nice, cool daily rinse, and I make sure some of this conditioner is in the ends one way or the other. The thing that's good about it is that you can leave it in and it won't weigh your hair down.If we plan on doing outdoor activities - especially in pool water - I wet my hair first and saturate it with this conditioner. When you are in the pool water, it provides extra protection (for a while) because your hair is full of water, with the conditioner kind of sealing it in, so there's no room left for that chlorine water to get soaked into your hair and do as much drying out. (Of course, I usually bun it for active times, too.) After the pool or whatever, you rinse and your hair isn't fried out. (Of course, this depends on just how long you spend subjecting your hair to the chlorine water. Just like sun screen, over time it wears off.)I tend to stick with things that work, and this conditioner has worked for me for such a long time. I've not stayed with any same shampoo for any length of time. It's almost as if the type of shampoo doesn't really matter when it comes to my hair. It's just a small part of things, as sudsing only really needs to be done every few days instead of daily. I also do a lot of the natural cleansing, which involves baking soda or white vinegar. (Google it.) Unless I do something that gets my hair particularly dirty, giving it a thorough rinse is usually sufficient each day.I usually purchase the largest bottle of this stuff that I can find, but couldn't really find one this time that I couldn't get with Prime shipping. My girls used a bunch on their dolls' hair and it ran out a little quicker than anticipated this time, so I needed my supply quickly. I find Amazon has better deals on this than local stores.I'm going to throw in an unrelated, but fun tip for those with tangle problems. Since my hair is long, the rare hair cuts I get are "dry cuts". I find that if I try to detangle my wet hair, it simply never does. You think you get it straightened out, and if you go back over a spot, it's tangled again. Also, if you detangle in the shower, you end up with a massive monster that can clog your drain. My secret is that I brush my hair while it's dry before I shower. That removes any loose stuff, which avoids it ending up in the drain. I wash and condition, then let my hair dry (usually naturally).Once it's dry, I can brush it again and it isn't as difficult to manage tangles. I also use Biosilk Silk Therapy for a bit of extra shine... not at the roots! That makes my hair even silkier and easy to manage. (That's another product I've been using for more than 20 years, by the way. I'll be purchasing another bottle of that and review it, too.) Just a little dab of that goes a very long way, so better to do less than more, or you'll end up looking greasy. Anyway, that's what works for me, and I always get compliments on my hair everywhere I go. I'm not a commercial for this on purpose. It's what I've found, and it's worked great for me for many years. Try it, and I'll bet you'll like it!

So over the past year I've been doin some major damage repair (sure did regret that last coloring) and trying to grow it out. Not to mention when I was pregnant my hair dried to an even more crisp. Now I'm on the last leg to getting my hair back and let me tell you this condition has made all the difference. I have waist length fine hair that is dry at the tips and gets oily at the roots. When I first ordered this stuff I put it to the test and used it from scalp to tip. Wow my hair hasn't felt this good in a long time. No oily roots but the ends of my hair feel soft and smooth. No tangles, reduced frizz, more body, and it smells good too (smells like pina colada to me). Keep in mind I didn't start out using this when my hair was at its worst so I don't know how it would work as a first step. Now although it did reduce the frizz in my hair (had a lot of that because of the humid south central climate I'm in) it doesn't completely get rid of it so I think a styling product is gonna be in order. Regardless I'm soooo happy I decided to try Moisture Maniac. I'm pretty sure I just found my first permanent conditioner.

Love this conditioner, it has the perfect balance of moisture and shine without being heavy. Doesn't leave fine hair limp.

NOT GREAT

It worked well and smelled great, but after I got it I read the ingredients and there's formaldehyde in it. Yikes!

The product is good. However, the packaging appeared old with sticker residue, etc. It wasn't very appealing!

This shampoo is definitely a God send! I use it on my natural curly hair and it is sooooo moisturizing. My hair has NEVER felt like this before. This is going into my list of staples.