Garnier Ultimate Blends - Coconut Milk & Macadamia Dry Hair Review

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I fell in love, again!

First of all I have to confess that Garnier Ultimate Blends is my favourite. I usually get the Chamomile one, as my hair tend to be a light colour, and having some acacia honey in it, it doesn’t leave my hair dry, but nicely moisturised.

Sad that I couldn’t find this anymore, I decided to try a new one, a more exotic one as summer just left us and, after my sunny holidays, my hair was a bit damaged from the heat, the salty sea water and stress.

This Garnier Ultimate Blends Coconut Milk enriched with Macadamia shampoo is really what my hair needed.

It comes in a 400ml bottle, and after a few uses, I could see that not much product was needed to properly wash my hair thoroughly (consider that I have long wavy hair).

It soon forms a nice, scented and rich foam that I gently massage in.

The perfume is absolutely absorbing me in a dream each time I use it. I love coconut in general, but this shampoo is softened and sweetened by the nutty notes of the macadamia scent that altogether gives a perfect perfume.

After rinsing my hair with hot water, I soon realised that my hair felt a lot more nourished at first touch.

I also bought the Coconut Milk and Macadamia Conditioner – also 400ml - for a perfect experience of this range.

I can say that the conditioner too is a thumbs up for me.
Again, I don’t need too much product to get a perfect result, just a little bit is enough to cover perfectly my long hair and concentrate on the ends, where I need the most.

Usually I leave the conditioner in for a couple of minutes, then rinse with warm water and then towel dry – no, I don’t use hairdryer.

First impression was the fact that my hair was just perfectly nourished and wavy, my soft curls definite, the colour shiny and an overall healthy look.

It doesn’t leave the hair too heavy, and it doesn’t leave my hair dry, especially in the ends, where I usually have most problems.

I am definitely impressed and enormously in love with this new range.
Well studied and well balanced.

I will definitely buy again, especially when on offer for £2.50 each.


Let me know if you tried this range and if you liked it as much as I did, any comment is welcome and if I can give you any tips or suggestions I would be extremely happy 😌

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