Whole Blends Oat Delicacy Soothing Conditioner

Please don’t limit or discontinue the Oat Delicacy line. And please bring back the oat milk leave-in conditioner! I couldn’t find this shampoo or conditioner for a long time, and just found some in my local Meijer as I had thought it was all discontinued for good, because no one was carrying it anymore. Please don’t discontinue a good thing! the others in this line are good, but Oat Delicacy is the best! There are no good dupes for this line, as I have searched for them already. I was so happy to find some in store again.

Made my hair so dry it was breaking and knotty, won't ever use again

Excellent for fine, somewhat thin, both straight and wavy, blond hair. This brand has not caused ANY sensitivity issues. Also smells great, very subtle.

This conditioner has the cutest packaging and it smells amazing and sounds amazing, I wanted to love it SO bad. Unfortunately, it served as a reminder not to judge a book by the cover. This was sadly one of the WORST conditioners I’ve ever tried, no exaggeration. Already in the shower it had ZERO slip, I mean none whatsoever. When I got out of the shower, my hair was one big stiff wiry mat. Not even my trust leave in conditioner could save it. I thought I’d have to get back in the shower and rewash my hair, but I persevered and eventually got it detangled after about an hour (I have long hair but that’s still very excessive) hoping it would magically at least look ok when dry. In retrospect I should’ve just got back in the shower. My hair looks and feels like straw. It has not been this dry since I experimented with home color and perm in high school. My poor hair is just CRYING for moisture. I’ve used volumizing/thickening conditioners that are not even SUPPOSED to be moisturizing that are more moisturizing than this. I’m so sad because I love the smell and packaging so much (silly I know, but it just looks so cute in my shower). Normally “reformulation” is a dirty word around review sections, but this product really needs to be reformulated! Just make sure you keep the smell and packaging the same ;) It has so much potential! But in its current formulation I will avoid like the plague. It doesn’t need to be silicone free, especially since the shampoo has sulfates. Silicones are NOT bad!! I won’t get into it here, but the whole reason they got a bad rap in the first place is not even applicable to the vast majority of people. I would, however, at least take the sodium lauryl sulfate out of the shampoo as that actually is a really bad one for most. I would also maybe minimize or altogether remove the proteins as this is meant to be a gentle soothing hydrating conditioner, and protein can be very drying and tangling for some hair types. I think that may have been part of the problem for me, but only a small part, as it usually takes repeated use of a protein heavy product to start drying and softening my hair.