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A 4.6 average from over 45,000 ratings shows this multi-tasker has plenty of fans. The banana recipe uses 98% natural-origin ingredients and skips silicones, and the maker says it leaves hair smoother from the first use. The clever bit is the flexibility: use it as a regular conditioner, a three-minute rinse-out mask or a daily leave-in, so one jar covers three jobs. That versatility makes it decent value for a repeat buy. Give it time to show on very dry hair. Check the current price on Amazon.
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The typical hair care product on our shelf scores 4.5 out of 5, measured across 50 rated products. This one comes in at 4.6. Mid-table, in other words. The stars aren't going to pick a winner here, so it comes down to pack size, cost per unit and the details further down.
That score rests on 45,253 ratings. The median for this shelf is 4,347. A score built on that many opinions is hard to shift and hard to game, which is why we weight review volume rather than ranking on stars alone.
On money, this sits in the bottom third of a shelf running from £1.98 to £56.00, with the midpoint around £6.67. Cheap with a middling rating is a fair trade if the specifics suit you, and it is the usual reason to pick something at this end of the shelf.
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Worked out from the 50 hair care products we track, not from the brand's own claims. How we rank →
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Taken from the product listing via Amazon's product API. These are the seller's claims, not our test results.
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