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Bumble and Bumble Tonic Lotion, 8-Ounce Spray Bottle

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Bumble and Bumble Tonic Lotion, 8-Ounce Spray Bottle

(42 customer reviews)

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Features

One 8-ounce spray bottle of hair tonic
A rich mix of herbs and vitamins, with a healthy dash of tea tree oil
Nourishes, smoothes, and detangles for quick grooming without fuss
Lower pH than water; ideal for people who don't condition regularly in the shower
Ideal styling preparation or lightweight finishing tool ideal for men

Description

For smooth grooming: a rich mix of vitamins, herbs and tea tree oil - tames tangles, refreshes your head, and soothes your scalp.

Product Details

Product Length:	6.3 inches
Product Width:	1.6 inches
Product Height:	1.2 inches
Product Weight:	0.5 pounds
Package Length:	6.1 inches
Package Width:	2.9 inches
Package Height:	2.2 inches
Package Weight:	0.7 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 42 reviews

Label Information

Ingredients:

Water (Aqua), Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil (Tea Tree), Mentha Piperita Oil (Peppermint), Menthol, Mentha Piperita Leaf Extract (Peppermint), Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Extract (Rosemary), Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Extract (Lemongrass), Humulus Lupulas E

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.0

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13 of 13 found the following review helpful:

A "must-have" for your beauty toolkit Aug 28, 2006 By Julie Richardson "mad scientist"
My hair is fine, thin, and straight, and it tends to air-dry quickly while I'm getting ready in the morning. I spray it with Tonic before drying it, and I get a much better blow-dry than if I had used water. Tonic is great as a leave-in conditioner, especially when your hair is too fine to condition daily (as mine is). Use it with Thickening Spray or Styling Creme before drying to volumize your hair.

6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

imposter Mar 14, 2010 By R. Reiman
I fell in LOVE with this product and had been using it for a couple years ordering it from a beauty salon in Atlanta. Could'nt get it anymore through them....so was excited to find it offered on Amazon. However, am sad that I bought 2 bottles,only to find that I wasted my money because this IS NOT the same solution. It looks the same- but it leaves my hair coated and kind of heavy. All the other bottles I have bought in the past NEVER did that.

8 of 9 found the following review helpful:

Be Nice to your hair, FEED it! Nov 29, 2007 By Ms. Sunshine "Blondie"
There is just something about this Tonic lotion that I am loving. I had tried the Prep, but hated the smell ( might have had an off bottle) but my new hairdresser, who rocks my world introduced me to the Tonic Lotion ,( & apparently Prep isn't any good for colored hair) . Anywhos, the Tonic I spray a little or a lot after shower, I comb through, I decide what other products to mess with or not and I have soft, shiny, fresh smelling, stronger,& easy to detangle hair. I also take to the beach and spray myself there too. It's a weightless, foolproof ....tonic. It's great for providing some extra nourishment for the hair, or a sort of "primer" for other styling products.I get an awesome blowdry if I comb this through, then either a lite application of Ojon's Thickening spray or B&B's Thickening, then grooming creme!! Feels nice on scalp, though I haven't really experienced any dramatic "tingling" as bottle states. I feel like I could live without it....but really why would I want want to?? After the nice trial size ran dangerously low, I jumped on Amazon for the full size bottle. Highly reccomend. Color Care friendly.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Doesn't seem like the real thing Jul 09, 2010 By Book Lover "book lover"
I am a regular user of the B&B tonic spray, which I usually buy at the local beauty supply chain. I was excited to find the products for less on Amazon. Prior to ordering, I had not seen the reviews stating that others thought it was an imposter, but I agree that it seems like a different product. I compared it to the remaining tonic spray that I bought from the store. The scent smells less like tea tree and more like alcohol. It doesn't have the same color (white) as my prior bottles. It left my hair feeling heavy and flat--something I have never experienced before from this product. I went onto the reviews to see if anyone else felt this and apparently others have had the same experience. I also bought the Super Rich Conditioner and the Tonic Shampoo...the conditioner also seems off (less thick, not as nice a smell), and I have not tried the tonic shampoo yet. Maybe they are the real thing and just old, but doesn't seem that way. I would consider keeping imposters if they worked for my hair, but so far they are resulting in a big, bad hair day. I am going to see if I can return it, but I am not sure if it will even be possible Overall, very disappointed. It is worth it to pay a little extra for what is assuredly the real thing.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Different than when purchased from salon Jun 27, 2010 By Tuppy
I have been purchasing this Bumble & Bumble hair tonic from a local salon and using it for a couple of years. I would give the product based on that experience 5 stars, but based on this Amazon purchase, I give it 2 stars. I won't go so far as to call this an "imposter" like another reviewer, but I do agree it is different. It still works ok for my purposes: like other reviewers I have fine straight hair, and this product works better than water to refresh my hair between washings. I spray lightly all over my bed-head, brush it out, and then blow dry. However, I used to be able to go 2 days without washing, but with this Amazon bottle, I can only go one day before my hair starts to look greasy. Also, one of the main reasons I first bought this product was the scent. My salon bottles always had a strong, delightful, minty, tea tree scent that made me feel invigorated and happy. The bottle I purchased from Amazon has a faint scent that is medicinal and vaguely offensive like formaldehyde. I had a bottle with a little left over from a salon purchase, and I compared it with the Amazon bottle. The bottles and labels are very similar, but not identical. Further, the Amazon bottle is not as "milky" looking, and once shaken has a perma-froth on top, whereas the salon product's froth soon dissolves. This may all be due to normal manufacturing differences...or perhaps the Amazon product is older or was left in storage with temperature extremes that changed the emulsion properties or broke down the essential oils. Just speculating, but do be aware of the potential differences if you choose to purchase this product from Amazon. **Update: I decided to get another bottle from a salon and not use what I bought from Amazon. I'm back in my former B&B Hair Tonic bliss...The owner said that (rumor alert) salons that are going out of business will sell their overstock to resellers, and you can end up with old bottles that are way past their expiration date. I don't know if that's the case here, but it could explain it.

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