Pflegende Haarspülung

I was surprised it is a thick butter and not a runny oil. You scoop a little, warm it in your hands and it just melts into the scalp. My ends feel so much softer after a few weeks and it does not drip everywhere like the oils I tried before.

I almost used too much the first time. You really only need a small scoop. I massage it into my scalp a couple of times a week and draw the rest down the lengths. The jar is small but it is lasting me ages because you use so little.

My ends were dry and a bit brittle. This thick caramel butter coats them and they feel smoother now. It is rich so I keep it mostly on the lengths and use a light hand at the roots. Happy with it as a leave in a few times a week.

I have curly hair that always wants more moisture and this really helps. The butter warms up and spreads through without dripping. My curls look fuller and feel softer the morning after. I leave it in overnight sometimes and rinse on wash day.

I wanted something easy and this is it. Scoop, warm, massage into the scalp, done. No mess, no drips. The texture is like a thick balm that melts. My hair looks healthier and the scalp feels better since I started a few times a week.

I liked that it is 100 percent unrefined with nothing else added. It is a proper thick butter so you have to warm it. Once you do it goes on smooth. I use it as a pre wash treatment before shampoo and my hair feels softer afterwards.

After about a month of using it a few times a week my lengths look fuller and the dry ends are not as straw like. I warm a small amount and work it from scalp to tips. The caramel colour does not stain or anything, it just melts in.

Using this for the scalp massage has become my favourite part of the week. The butter melts between the fingers and the slow circles feel great. My hair looks healthier and the small jar means it sits neatly in my bathroom shelf.

I found it spreads easiest when I put it on damp hair after a wash. A small scoop warmed in the hands and drawn through the lengths leaves them soft without feeling heavy. I keep it to the ends mostly. The jar is compact and travels well.

The thing I like most is that it is a butter not a liquid, so nothing runs down my neck like the oils I used before. You scoop, warm and massage. My hair feels conditioned and looks fuller. Started with too much, now I use very little.

My dry strands feel noticeably softer after a few weeks of using it a couple of times a week. It is a rich caramel butter that melts on contact. I massage it into the scalp and pull the rest through. A small jar but it lasts because you use so little.

This is a heavy butter so the key is to use a small amount and warm it well. When I did that my hair looked fuller and the ends were smoother. Too much at first made it feel greasy, my own fault. Now I have the hang of it I really like it.

I leave it in a few times a week and let it absorb. The butter texture is so easy to work with once warmed and it does not drip. My hair feels conditioned and the dry ends look healthier. The little amber jar is cute and sits on my shelf.

I do not have time for complicated hair stuff. This is just scoop, warm, massage in. I use it on the scalp and lengths a couple of times a week and my hair looks fuller and feels softer. The unrefined formula was what sold me.

My coily hair loves rich oils and this dense butter really coats it. I warm a small scoop and work it from roots to ends, then leave it in. It looks fuller and feels moisturised the next day. I keep the amount light so it does not weigh down.

Liked it so much I got a second jar for my mum. The thick caramel butter melts in the hands and goes on without mess. Her dry ends and mine both look healthier. We both keep to a small scoop a few times a week and the jars last well.

Most hair oils I tried ran everywhere. This butter stays put once you warm it and work it in. My scalp feels better and the lengths look fuller. I use it as a pre wash treatment some weeks and on dry ends other days. Versatile and tidy.

It feels like a proper treatment. The dense butter warms into a smooth balm and I massage it into the scalp slowly. My hair looks healthier and the ends are softer. It is rich so I keep the amount small. The compact jar is easy to travel with.

After regular use my lengths look fuller and the dry ends behave better. I warm a small scoop and draw it through after washing. The caramel butter melts right in and does not drip. The little amber jar lasts because you only need a touch.

No fuss product. Unrefined butter, scoop a little, warm it, massage in. My hair looks healthier and the scalp feels good. I like that there is nothing else added. A few times a week is all it takes and the jar is lasting me a long time.

My ends were dry and now they feel softer and look healthier. The butter is rich so a little does the job. I warm it in my hands and focus on the lengths. The 120g jar looked small at first but it is lasting because you use so little each time.

The thick caramel butter is so satisfying to use. It melts on contact and spreads without running. I massage it into the scalp and pull the rest down the lengths a couple of times a week. My hair looks fuller and feels nourished. Really pleased.