Jack Black Nourishing Hair & Scalp Conditioner

The product doesn’t match the description. It has a good smell but doesn’t have any affect on hair.

I absolutely love this conditioner. I have scalp psoriasis that I used to have to get prescription topical medications for, but since using this conditioner, I've completely stopped using the prescriptions. Not only that, but this leaves my already-soft hair so so soft and manageable. The mint creates a very soothing/cooling effect on the scalp that I also love. I've gotten my boyfriend hooked on this as well and he's noticed improvement in his dandruff. I can't say enough good things about this conditioner. LOVE.

I say "expensive" because there are a ton of anti-dandruff products out there for way more and way less. You can go into any store and get a big bottle of something for $5. But a lot of those products have pyrithione zinc which may work for some but gives me patchy flakes within a day of use. I don't know if it's shedding the whole head before it works it magic or something but I honestly do not have the time or patience to test that out. It'd be akin to using a product that makes your face covered in acne before it starts clearing up--really? So for all I know so far, using this tea tree oil based conditioner fixes the problems within a day or two. I still have flakes but they're not patching and I can actually run through my hair without much concern. Yeah, something may fall out but that's part of life. My hair feels soft, there isn't a ton of residue or slickness left over, and you don't need a lot. I put on a bit more to start off with but ideally those with dandruff or dry scalp shouldn't be washing away their natural hair oils daily. I gladly pay the higher price for piece of mind. Others may find a different remedy works out well. This is not a flaw of a well-made product. It's not superficial to be afraid of dandruff flakes, they get everywhere and try being in public and coworkers shedding those white patches all around. Small price to pay for a pretty good boost of confidence assuming it works for you. Jack Black offers a 3 oz trial size online on their direct website. Try it out even if it costs some money for shipping (or just splurge on this and give it to someone else, it's an universal conditioner so most should be ok with it). I've bought so many other random hair care things that finally sticking to one consistent thing feels great. Update April 2025: I've been using this product on and off the last few years, most recently back on to supplement an anti-dandruff 2-in-1. That one alone caused my hair to produce excess oil and stink up so I wash using it first then with the Jack Black thickening shampoo + conditioner. I also bought the leave-in hair balm for times I don't want to double-wash. Seems to be a working setup even with longer hair that seems to flare up more than short. The manufacturer's direct website has a combo deal for the shampoo + conditioner + usable comb. Since my original review, they look to have phased out smaller trial sizes. I'm not so discerning with shampoos but I definitely take this conditioner on trips in case something triggers.

Good stuff.. for making your hair thicker.

Jack black es sinónimo de excelencia, como siempre a tiempo y el producto en excelentes condiciones. (Este producto es excelente para el cuero cabelludo, con olor a menta y con una sensación excelente y refrescante a la hr de usarlo).