RoyceDerm Tea Tree Conditioner: Hydrating & Soothing Botanical Formula with Tea Tree, Aloe, Camellia Seed Oil, Paraben & Sulfate Free

I like it it has a nice long lasting smell. I use it on my granddaughter's hair with the shampoo and it works very well.

This is very nice. I love tea tree. I bought the shampoo and the conditioner. I have fine hair no color on it. I use the shampoo and it works just like having conditioner on my hair. Also, I do not need the conditioner. My hair is fine, so the shampoo works for giving me a silky non-frizzy look without too much heaviness. Since my hair is fine, the conditioner is waste my hair down just too much. The shampoo is awesome and the conditioner is awesome but the shampoo condition is just too heavy for my hair, but it is a nice conditioner.

We liked the tea tree shampoo from this brand, so I figured we'd try the conditioner. It's nice! Smells good, little bit of tingle and leaves hair soft. I'll be honest, we prefer Trader Joe's Tea Tree (it's less expensive), but this is a nice substitute if you don't have a TJ's.

It's the middle of winter and I tend to have a lot of static electricity in my hair. The only thing that minimizes it, since I don't usually use leave-in products, is conditioner. I judge how heavy a conditioner is by how manageable my hair is the next day. This one still leaves a lot of frizz. After I brush my hair, a fair number of strands are standing straight up or waving around looking for something to connect with. It does make my hair soft, though, so there's definitely some conditioning going on. My scalp feels light and healthy after using it. It doesn't seem to contribute to skin build up. Just wish it were a heavier conditioner.

Love this conditioners and pairs well with the shampoo

I only use this to stop my Dandruff, every other day. Works great and has a more natural smell. Main reason why I bought this is because I like products that are sulfate free. Would highly recommend to anyone who wants something sulfate free and who has Dandruff (dry scalp.)

Love all of RoyceDerm's products that I have tried. If you're looking for a tea tree conditioner that you can actually feel working - this is it! It is really soothing. I like to apply it liberally to my scalp and let it sit for a few minutes. Leaves my naturally curly/silver hair soft with no build up.

Roycederm makes excellent products. After using their Seborrheic Dermatitis shampoo for the past two years, I decided to try the Roycederm Tea Tree Therapeutic Conditioner. It's fantastic! Leaves my hair silky smooth and eases the tightness on my scalp with no residue. I highly recommend this therapeutic conditioner.

Soap, shampoo, conditioner whatever this brand puts out is on point 👍👍

I've found the product great for soothing itchy scalp. With natural tea tree oil, it really cleans the scalp and gives relief. And best of all, it detangles the hair and leaves a pleasant fragrance too. Recommend this.

Softens hair and prevents dandruff. Promotes hair growth by preventing breakage

Je souffre de sporiasis du cuir chevelu et j’ai présentement utilisé une seule fois ce revitalisant. Il est vraiment efficace et mes démangeaisons ont diminué de plus de 75%. Nul besoin d’en utiliser beaucoup, simplement commencer par le cuir chevelu et descendre doucement jusqu’aux pointes. De plus, il sent très bon et la pompe aide à contrôler la quantité voulue. C’est un bon rapport qualité prix.

I’ve got some good results from this conditioner so far, but there’s not enough to distinguish it from other cheaper brands to justify the high price tag of twenty quid for a 350ml bottle. It’s too familiar. The bright white cream that squirts in narrow splodges from the squirty cap looks and acts exactly like a whole bunch of other brands. That’s not to say it’s bad, at all. It spreads nicely, and unlike some brands, I don’t feel like I need to drench my hair in it for it to have the full effect, as it thins out quite well. It’s easy to control and there’s definitely a pleasant floofiness to my hair after using this, especially if I’ve blow dried it which seems to really help. But my scalp is feeling OK rather than ‘wow’, and there are other better-known brands I’d find for less in my supermarket that can give me the same feeling. One of the nicest things about this conditioner is the scent. Tea tree is often paired with mint, but here it’s not, so it really does smell a little different, with a rich fresh herbal scent. It doesn’t sniff of much when you squeeze it out of the bottle, but it’s when rinsing out that the aroma really comes to the fore, and that’s really quite pleasant. With a twenty quid price tag, I needed to be convinced that this conditioner had some kind of magic powers I couldn’t get from my everyday brands, and that wasn’t the case. But it does have a lovely aroma and my hair feels good after using it, so it’s a solid four stars at least.