Infusium 23 Leave-in Treatment, Original for Damaged Hair

My mom was actually the one who brought home a big bottle of Infusium 23 leave-in treatment, Original for Damaged Hair. The bottle itself was truly nothing to look at, nor was I even interested at what this plain bottle had to hold.

I watched her though apply a small amount to her hand and apply it to her hair. I didn't take the time before to even dabble with the bottle; but from the looks of how she was using it, it was clear that it was a leave in formula. I didn't know that before, I thought it was just a boring ol' dollar store conditioner.

She began ranting and raving about how wonderful that it was, that of course I wanted to try some.

I pulled up the small applicator tip and squeezed....umm....oops...

It got everywhere, and she should have warned me that Infusium 23 leave-in treatment, Original for Damaged Hair has the exact same texture as water. It ran down my hand, down my arm; all over the place.

The next attempt was just as messy and annoying, and instead of spilling it on the floor like my mom. I decided to apply the formula to my brush instead, and apply it that way. Haha! I'm smooth man!

Scent:

The next thing I noticed (aside from the mess on the floor) was Infusium 23 leave-in treatment, Original for Damaged Hair scent. It was nice, really nice. Even if this formula did diddly squat for my hair, I wouldn't mind using it just for the smell. It's a light honey/spa scent. A mix of both. It reminded me of how my skin smells after getting out of a jacuzzi. Some people may be sickened by that scent, but I like it.

Results:

After applying Infusium 23 leave-in treatment, Original for Damaged Hair to my locks I noticed really....um...nothing, but scent. My hair felt the same. I figured since it is a leave in treatment that it would take time to show results, and that my hair would gradually improved.

I used it every day though, and still the same. But hey did I mention that it made my head smell good?