Blooming Colour Murumuru Butter & Rose Conditioner Reviews

Thankyou to Love Beauty Planet and Beauty Heaven for the opportunity to try Blooming Colour Murumuru Butter and Rose Conditioner.

There are so many things that I love about the Love Beauty Planet brand, it uses recycled plastic to manufacture its bottles, it’s Vegan, not tested on animals.
I feel I am doing my little bit to help save the Environment.

The Conditioner is wonderfully perfumed with rose one of my all time favourite scents.

I have very fine hair , I only needed a small amount of conditioner as I feel it is very concentrated.
After rinsing and air drying my hair , I found my hair to be very soft and shiny with a lovely rose scent.

I have found my new go to Conditioner and will be repurchasing when I run out.

I tried this conditioner as part of the trial team. As with the other products I read natural and immediately think no smell. Perfect for those with skin irritations but I was surprised from the amazing scent. Usually these products have no scent but this range the scent packs a punch...Perfect for people like me with my doubts. I used it in conjunction with the other products and actually thought for a second that I was languishing in a spa of some sorts. The product itself worked amazing a mind I was shocked that a little went a long way. With other natural products I tend to condition twice for it to feel silky smooth but one application was enough for this product. I will definitely purchase this product again because it worked like they said and truly its so much better for the impact on the planet as a whole

Thank you to Beauty Heaven for the opportunity to trial and review Love Beauty Planet Blooming Colour Murumu Butter & Rose Shampoo and Conditioner, Majestic Glow Murumu Butter & Rose Body Wash, I was so excited when I found out I had been accepted for the trial. All the above products come housed in very practicable, yet pretty, floral packaging. The bottles are plastic and are covered with pink labels decorated with lovely rose patterns with raised edging so roses can be felt. I was excited to trial these products as Love Beauty Planet is not a brand I’ve heard of before and I’m very interested in vegan beauty products/brands right now. Apart from being vegan, the brand also uses 100% recyclable materials for their packaging, they don’t test on animals, they use ethically sourced rose, and their products contain no parabens, silicones or dyes.

This review is for the Love Beauty Planet Blooming Colour Murumu Butter & Rose Conditioner.

After my experience with the shampoo from this line, I didn’t have high hopes for the accompanying product, the conditioner. And once again I was overcome by the very pungent, almost fake rose aroma. It doesn’t smell at all natural to me. With my hair feeling dry and completely knotted, I applied a couple of palm-fulls of the conditioner to my locks and massaged in for a few minutes. I wasn’t looking forward to the ‘combing through’ of my hair but ……. surprise, surprise…….my afro comb slid through my knots pretty easy. My hair felt lovely and silky to touch and I combed all of my knots out in a few minutes, with no distressing tugging at all. After I combed through my hair, I let the conditioner sit for another 5 – 10 mins approx. while I cleansed my face and washed everywhere, then I rinsed with warm water. My hair felt lovely as I ran my fingers though it. I would use this conditioner again but am undecided whether or not it needs the shampoo to create the perfect partnership or whether I could partner it with any branded shampoo. I have very dry, coloured, frizzy hair and I found this suited my needs.

Thanks BH and Love Beauty and Planet for the opportunity to trial this product. This product is vegan, cruelty free and the packaging is 100% recyclable. The conditioner has a gorgeous feminine rose scent. I have quite fine hair which is dry, unruly and bleach blonde with a decent amount of regrowth. While I didn't notice any colour fade while using this conditioner, I did love how soft and nourished my hair felt without being left light weight or greasy. One concern with the product though was that the conditioner was really hard to get out of the tube. At times I did feel I needed a third hand to squeeze the conditioner from the bottle, especially once I had hit the halfway mark through the bottle. Making the consistency slightly thinner would fix this but isn't a deal breaker at all. I would use this product in the future and would recommend it to anyone who likes rose scented products.

You be forgiven for thinking this was a funky new indie brand, what with its non-standard bottle shape, pretty packaging and glossy textured label. But you’d be wrong, very wrong. It’s made by Unilever, one of the biggest, most corporate businesses in the world. Which is totally fine - I’m not deluded enough to believe large corporations can all be replaced with local, ethical artisans in our modern world (much as it would be truly wonderful!) It’s when they virtue-signal by plastering their products with “IT’S VEGAN” (which reminds me of “cholesterol-free” bottled water!!) and a list of reasons you should have “no guilt” about buying and using their product that I get annoyed. Personally, I’m more concerned about whether they or their suppliers test on animals, but there’s no mention of that.

Every Woolworths I’ve been into lately has been flooded with this brand at just over $4, so it’s obviously a cheap, mass-produced product. This of course makes me wonder about the quality of the product inside. As far as performance goes, it acts exactly as a basic conditioner should, but it’s certainly nothing special. It didn’t weigh my baby-fine hair down at all, which I appreciated. Coconut oil is quite high on the ingredients list, which can dry hair out significantly with long-term use. At least it’s not loaded with cheap silicones, like other supermarket brands like Pantene.

The thing I can’t get past is the smell - I don’t know what Murumu Butter is, but I know I don’t like it. The Rose scent that’s supposed to be there doesn’t even register, which is hardly surprising given it’s the second-to-last ingredient.

This is a cheap, basic product masquerading in pretty packaging. I’m sure it’ll do well for them, but I prefer to support companies that are more truthful and authentic in their marketing.

I received Love Beauty and Planet Blooming Colour Murumuru Butter & Rose Conditioner from Beauty Heaven to trial and review.

Packaging is cute and very pretty and the bottle seems quite sturdy and strong.

The scent is definitely floral which many will love but it's not my favourite smell in the world. It doesn't have an overpowering lingering scent which is good, leaves hair smelling fresh and clean.

The conditioner is nice and creamy and spreads through the hair easily. I used it twice once leaving it on for a 5 minutes, but for my super fine bleached sensitive hair, it was simply too drying and on the second use I had quite a lot of hair fall. I simply had to stop using it and go back to my expensive hydrating conditioners. Very disappointing as I really hoped this would work on my hair being promoted as a natural conditioner but my hair really didn't like it and my hair basically looked terrible. Drying my hair was a lot more difficult as well as it was knotted and took longer to dry. My hair was left dull and needed to be washed much sooner than usual.

I only use conditioner on my hair when I colour my hair, generally with the conditioner provided with the at home hair dye. But as I received this conditioner as part of a trial from beautyheaven, paired with a few other amazing products including the matching shampoo, I decided to break my ‘rule’ and condition my hair.
First I’ll explain that I don’t generally use conditioner as I have dreadlocks down to my waist. I don’t want a product that detangles, which is how I think of conditioners. To my surprise I really enjoyed using the conditioner and the results of it. I feel like my hair is softer and smoother, shinier, the colour looks richer. Obviously it hasn’t detangled my hair, although I think it may be helpful for the times when I comb out the ends a little.
I love the smell of it and the fact that the matching shampoo means I am scent layering which equals even more of this beautiful fragrance which I am totally hooked on. I like that it’s vegan and the brand actually has a conscience and care about the sustainability of producing beauty products.
Overall I think this is a really good conditioner, one that I will continue using. Yes, it’s the conditioner that got me to break my no conditioner rule!

I want to thank bh for allowing me to trial the Love Beauty Planet Blooming Colour Murumu Butter Rose Trial Team as it's given me the opportunity to experiment with new brands - as I'm a creature of habit and always purchase the most commercial products.

Anyway, I used the conditioner in conjunction with the shampoo and all I can say is, I loved the rose fragrance in this range. The scent isn't nanna-like at all thanks to the additional murumu butter - given this rose fragrance a slight edge. The packaging of the design is the same as the shampoo, 100% recyclable plastic and the attractive rose motif around the bottle is millennial friendly.

The conditioner itself left my hair feeling nourished due to the coconut oil mixed into it, leaving my hair feeling healthy. The product is also vegan friendly as well, which is great because I can now readily access these products in my local supermarket.

Overall, fabulous product and I can't wait to try more of their range.

The conditioner comes in a large plastic 400ml bottle with a large press down black lid. The label is quite attractive with pink roses framing a pink, black and white label. It is clear that the manufacturer is committed to the environment not only by the recyclable bottle, but also due to the natural vegan ingredients of the product. There has been no testing on animals.
The push down button is easy to use and distributes a large amount of liquid at a time. The conditioner lotion is thick and creamy with a lovely rose and coconut scent. The instructions are clear but do not indicate a recommended amount of time to leave on until rinsing out. I have long, thick hair and have found that I usually need a fair amount of conditioner to cover my hair. This product is quite thick and I found that I did not need a lot to cover my hair. On application, the scent was very pleasant whilst not overpowering. It was moderately easy to wash out with the scent remaining afterwards. I always leave my hair to dry naturally and found that, once dry it was shiny, soft and very manageable.