Tigi Catwalk Fashionista Violet Conditioner for Unisex, 25.36 Ounce

(male reviewer)NOTE: I don't specifically shop for any particular conditioner, shampoos, etc. brands or products, so this review is written with no comparison to other products. Product is used 3-4 times a week. Hair length is shoulder width. I used this product because I had recently professionally bleached my hair then dyed it platinum blonde. I will review 5 categories. Quality, Shipping, Scent, Quantity (how long does the product last), and finally Feel and Texture.SMELL: The scent is decent, and doesn't bother me much (I almost enjoy it), but it's no fruits and flowers. So someone smelling your hair might be offended by the scent. 1 starFEEL: The product squirts out similar to certain large bottle lotions (if left unattended, you may need to clear the nozzle end); it's a bit creamy, but not oily. I primarily use this product to keep my damaged hair feeling less like hay, and more like hair. For the most part my hair usually feels pretty good during the conditioning process and afterwards. 1 starQUALITY: I'd say it does a decent job at keeping my hair from bronzing, but not always. Lastly the conditioning does help with my dandruff. When I use it, I'm clear of flakes 95% of the time for about 2 days. If I don't use for 3+ days, dandruff returns (I have used other conditioners without similar results, though anecdotal, I would say this helps with that portion of scalp health.) 1 starSHIPPING: Quick and easy, no issues here. 1 StarQUANTITY: This product will last me a little less than a year with 3-4 applications a week. Sometimes I use 2 pumps, sometimes only 1. But I would say it lasts an more than average amount of time. 1 Star

I have been looking for a cost effective purple conditioner that doesn't smell disgusting or dry out my hair - it has taken me forever to find this & I love it! I have really blonde, wavy/curly hair & live in an area with hard water & this conditioner smells great & I can actually get a comb through my hair after using this!Its helps maintain blonde hair & tones out brassiness. It smells great & the bottle I received was huge. Sometimes I use this just as a regular conditioner after shampooing & other times I comb it through it leave it on for at least 10 minutes or so if my hair starts to look a bit orange/yellow...it kind of revives the blonde between coloring.

Love this conditioner

This conditioner is my go to. I use it in combination with Matrix So Silver shampoo. The smell is amazing and it leaves my platinum hair with a beautiful, pearl-like shine. I would give it 5 stars but it leaves a residue on my scalp no matter how well I rinse it out.

I ordered this conditioner because it showed it had a pump dispenser, however it does not, it has a spout and it have to pour it out, which I have trouble doing with my arthritis. Also, the protective tape that was on the top removed the writing on the bottle and now there are no directions, so I'll assume I use it as normal. Not happy

First of all, this made my hair very greasy. I normally wash my hair every other day, but I had to change to washing every day with this conditioner.I was using a different purple conditioner before deciding to try this one. Just a couple uses in, I noticed that my hair was turning brassy. In an attempt to get more toning out of it, I left it in my hair for two full hours (I had done this with my previous purple conditioner with great results). After rinsing it out... ZERO CHANGE.This conditioner does nothing for toning, and it's a bad conditioner to begin with, due to the greasiness. I've never felt very strongly about a conditioner one way or the other before, but this product is truly awful.

UPDATE: by the time I was 75% through the bottle my hair was feeling really dry and straw-like. I comb through the conditioner when I'm in the shower and I gave up on this product when I couldn't get the comb through my hair. I gave it to my daughter, who also has colored hair, and she had the same issues. We both have straight, thick hair.I switched to Aveda's Blue Malva, and while that smells rather aggressively herbal, it leaves my hair silky and smooth.Two things that I think most people are looking for with the anti-brass products are 1. odor and 2. does it get the orange out.For smell, I think the best way to compare this is to start with what is the stinkiest product, and that's the Clairol Shimmer Lights. To me, that stuff absolutely *reeks*, and leaves a lingering reek. Ok, having set that benchmark, I can say that the Tigi Catwalk smells much, much better.To me, it smells like sandalwood. No floral, a bit of a candy undertone, but mostly sandalwood. It smells fairly rich when you're first applying it, but it doesn't have a lingering, cloying odor.Does it get the orange out? To be fair, I started using this at the exact same time I started using the Marc Daniels Purple Leave-In Toner (which I will also review and it'll sound pretty similar to this one). So, I can't really judge the Tigi on its own, but using the two together for what is now 3 washes/conditions/leave in toner, I am seeing a noticeable difference in my highlighted hair.I have ash brown hair as a base color, and it has a *ton* of red/orange tones when lightened. Every time I get it lightened the stylist always has to tone to knock out some of the brassiness (and this has been true for every stylist I've used over the past 45 years-cheap, expensive, etc). TL;DR, I have a lot of orange in my hair no matter what. So, having said that, the Tigi/Marc Daniels duo is working really, really well for me.My hair is noticeably cooler and there's less of an aggravating jump between my normal cool ash base color and the highlights (I'm about 8 weeks from my last highlight, so it's at its worst right now in terms of demarcation of natural/highlighted).One star off for the conditioner itself not being super smooth. I have long blonde hair and my routine of putting the conditioner in and then combing it through is not so easy with this product-it tends to be "grippy" along the comb, unlike the Loreal Total Repair 5 that I typically use.However, using the leave-in toner afterwards tends to compensate for this lack of smoothness.