Giveaway: Seaweed Oil, Aloe & Honey Hair Mist and a Brazilian Beauty Butter from Evelyn Products28/5/2013 COMPETITION NOW CLOSED Evelyn products will be giving away all three products below to one lucky winner and one of the below to two other winners.
 Aloe & Honey Hair Mist Preventing even the most fragile ends from breaking when combed. A non greasy comb-out mist formulated with aloe vera leaf juice, glycerin and Manuka honey for added moisture. Designed to detangle and reduce the breakage which occurs with combing. Our mist is fortified with wheat and natural keratin to seal the cuticles and strengthen the hair, allowing the comb to glide through the hair more easily. Over 96% natural ingredients.  Seaweed Oil African hair produces a reduced amount of sebum, a natural oil protecting, nourishing and preventing the hair from drying. Our light, luxury is designed to mimic natural sebum. Using actives harnessed from seaweed and horsetail extracts, to promote strength and elasticity, and only oils rich in fatty acids and bioactive compounds which promote healthy hair and a healthy scalp. A highly absorbent oil formulated with 3 bio-oils shown by scientists to help promote growth and prevent split ends. A highly absorbent oil that revitalizes even the driest of hair. Over 99% natural ingredients.  Brazilian Beauty Butter An highly effective all round butter contains a variety of Brazilian butters known to protect, nourish and provide moisture. A light mango fragrance keeps the hair smelling fresh while the berry conditioner provides all day conditioning for silky, soft shiny hair. Watch your hair transform overtime. You can buy these products on the Evelyn Products website. To get them for free in the giveaway,
people answered this question: what is your ideal price for a conditioner? COMPETITION NOW CLOSED
173 Comments
Catherine
28/5/2013 02:33:11 am
Hope I win by gods graces
Tasha Ellis-Bradshaw
28/5/2013 04:04:02 am
I say about $4.00 or more.
Dorothy Hodges
31/5/2013 10:28:29 am
My idea price would be in the arrange of $5.00 - $15.00.
Shannon H.
28/5/2013 04:04:50 am
My ideal price for conditioner would be between $10-$15.
Heather @ Neno Natural
2/6/2013 06:07:46 pm
Shannon H is the second runner up in the competition. My ideal price for a conditioner is about $6. I think with the new "natural" fad, a lot of companies are coming out with products that are overpriced because of the new market. I've used some inexpensive conditioners that made my hair feel good. The products weren't necessarily for natural hair. At the same time I've tried some expensive natural products that made my hair feel yucky or I didn't see how effective the product was.
Octavia
28/5/2013 08:11:10 am
$12.00
Nicole Rodgers
30/5/2013 01:23:41 pm
Around $10.00 US 1/6/2013 01:23:31 pm
My ideal price for anything us FREE, but realistically I will pay anywhere from $7-15 for a good conditioners......but how do I find out if its good without wasting my money........That's the real question.....................
dyshaun
28/5/2013 02:33:49 am
My ideal price for a conditioner is $11 USD.
MARY MCKINNEY
28/5/2013 02:36:41 am
$12.99
Faith M Thompson
28/5/2013 02:39:25 am
I usually expect to pay $12 to $18 USD for a efficient conditioner.
Malinda McConnell
28/5/2013 02:39:50 am
I would pay around $20-30 for a good conditioner.
Nicole
1/6/2013 12:43:38 am
^o^ WOW! 28/5/2013 02:42:24 am
My ideal price for a conditioner would be $9.99 or less. The economy is rough right now so I wouldn't want to go broke and have broken off hair.
Rose
28/5/2013 02:45:20 am
Best price 8.99
yola
28/5/2013 02:46:06 am
12.99 is my ideal price.
Victoria Pearson
28/5/2013 02:47:22 am
Ideal price would be $9.99, but would pay up to $20.00
unique Hayes
28/5/2013 02:47:28 am
My ideal price for a conditioner would be $11
SJ CARTER
28/5/2013 02:47:59 am
Good conditioner should cost 13
Tawanda G
28/5/2013 02:48:53 am
The ideal price for a conditioner is anywhere between $4 - $15
myisha
28/5/2013 02:48:54 am
I would pay at the most 12.99
Love
28/5/2013 02:49:41 am
My ideal price of a conditioner is depending on several factors, such as size and the ingredients within the conditioner. For a decent size product approximately 200 ml, I would be willing to pay about £15 provided there are no damaging or dying ingredients; but I would be more incline to buy if there are doing a promotional offer.
megan
28/5/2013 02:50:38 am
8.99
Lunye'
28/5/2013 02:51:10 am
My ideal price for conditioner is $9.99 U.S.
Heather @ Neno Natural
2/6/2013 06:09:40 pm
Lunye' is the third runner up in the competition.
Dallis
28/5/2013 02:51:40 am
$9.99
Heather @ Neno Natural
2/6/2013 06:16:58 pm
Dallis is the third runner up in the competition.
Roxanne
28/5/2013 02:54:45 am
My ideal conditioner is one that I can purchase when funds are up and when funds are down. It shouldn't be too cheap (though it couldn't hurt) but not too expensive where when I am financially Pinched, my hair should suffer from it's goodness. $10 max and lower.
Brandie
28/5/2013 02:56:14 am
My budget wouldn't allow anything over 20$ for a decent deep conditioner. For a everyday one I would have to say no more than 8$
Charlotte
28/5/2013 02:56:53 am
I would say my ideal price for a good conditioner would be between 10.00 and 15.00. This would be a good size bottle of conditioner that should last for a couple of months.
kandi
28/5/2013 02:57:12 am
My ideal price for a really good conditioner would be $12.99 for at least a 16-20oz bottle.
Kim
28/5/2013 02:57:55 am
I would pay $10 USD for a good conditioner that does not contain a lot of harmful chemicals. Natural products cost more so it would depend on the ingredients in the product.
Louise
28/5/2013 03:04:13 am
Hi,
krystal
28/5/2013 03:05:27 am
Entering giveaway!!
carmen
28/5/2013 03:07:34 am
my ideal price for a conditioner is 10 Euro.
JUDITH
28/5/2013 03:12:44 am
I pay $25 for a brand by a company called Entyce.
Dami Ajayi
28/5/2013 03:15:22 am
Depending on what I'm using the conditioner for, if its for regular co-wash then ideally I'd want £6 but if I'm looking for a deep conditioner ideally it would be like £10-£12.
Erica
28/5/2013 03:24:11 am
Five dollars is my ideal price for a conditioner.
Shelley
28/5/2013 03:27:59 am
For a conditioner that works and will last long I wouldn't mind paying $20-$30. I see it as an investment.
Bernice
28/5/2013 03:28:35 am
$9.99-12 dollars just right. The price i rang from.
Karen
28/5/2013 03:29:00 am
what is your ideal price for a conditioner? I would prefer to pay for conditioners under $14 US dollars. If I can get many uses from the product that makes it worth my money I may consider otherwise.
LaWanda
28/5/2013 03:38:57 am
MY ideal price for a conditioner would be $5. Realistically the majority of conditioners cost way more but hey that is my ideal/dream price.
Carla
28/5/2013 03:43:25 am
I would not pay no more than $15 for a good conditioner.
Shay Spearman
28/5/2013 03:44:51 am
My ideal price for a conditioner would be at least $5.00, but no more than $20.00. My hair needs moisture above all, but also, a little protein fortification. If I can assure the health of my hair, and pay a reasonable price to attain it, I would be very happy.
Lakesha
28/5/2013 03:45:02 am
10.00
shanavia
28/5/2013 03:47:19 am
I would ideally want to pay 10.99 for a good conditioner.
Ciara M
28/5/2013 03:48:03 am
My ideal price for conditioner is around $10.
Peggy
28/5/2013 03:49:41 am
The ideal price for a conditioner is FREE by winning this give away!
Mekelle
28/5/2013 03:49:59 am
My ideal price for a conditioner would be $8-$10 being as though I'm on a serious budget.
Renee
28/5/2013 03:55:44 am
$9
Akosua
28/5/2013 03:55:59 am
My ideal price for a conditioner is $9.99
Constance
28/5/2013 03:57:45 am
$8.00 would get me in!
Charmony
28/5/2013 03:58:28 am
Anywhere between $5-$10 is what I would pay, depends on the type and brand.
Habeebah
28/5/2013 03:59:22 am
Well, my ideal price for a conditioner is $10. I don't think I can pay more than that.
Imani
28/5/2013 04:12:17 am
I'd prefer to pay no more than $12 for a really good conditioner. But it would have to be really good for my hair in order for me to repurchase. Ideally, $5-$10 is my price range but I am willing to step outside of that if the product is good.
Nicole Battle
28/5/2013 04:16:23 am
My ideal price would be between 5.99 and 7.99.
LaTanya Lawson
28/5/2013 04:17:20 am
My ideal price ranges from bout $2.00 to $14.99
Michaela Patton
28/5/2013 04:19:41 am
My ideal price for Conditioner is $8-12
Sis. Ann-Marie
28/5/2013 04:37:29 am
My conditioner cost me between £7-£15
Sis. Tracey Muhammad - Uk
28/5/2013 04:39:49 am
Peace my hair conditioner cost me around £8-£15
sherika
28/5/2013 05:06:55 am
If its a deep conditioner $10-15. A rinse out conditioner about $4.
Yemi
28/5/2013 05:10:41 am
My ideal price is $15
Donna
28/5/2013 05:18:27 am
? My ideal price is between 10-20.
Zola
28/5/2013 05:23:18 am
the ideal price should be between $6-$10
Aisha
28/5/2013 05:25:59 am
$10-15 is ideal
Deborah
28/5/2013 05:31:00 am
For a liter, $25. Other conditioners (hair lotion), I pay $12 for 16 oz.
Shicann
28/5/2013 05:46:37 am
$8 - 10 is an ideal price for a good conditioner
Esther
28/5/2013 05:52:51 am
My ideal price would be £5.00 and below as my thirsty hair goes through a lot.
shanna
28/5/2013 05:54:17 am
My ideal price for conditioner is $10-15 dollars a bottle. For the reason that I also need to think about having conditioner for my daughters hair.
Jeannette Henry
28/5/2013 06:01:39 am
The ideal price for conditioner for me should be 7,00 - 12,00 euro
Alicia
28/5/2013 06:20:21 am
9.99
Aysha
28/5/2013 06:33:57 am
7.99
Andrietta
28/5/2013 06:55:08 am
My current conditioner is $12 U.S.
Renee Marshall
28/5/2013 07:15:38 am
I would spend $10.00 on a good conditioner.
israel
28/5/2013 07:34:57 am
$6.99
Wanda
28/5/2013 07:40:44 am
$6 up to $11 28/5/2013 08:09:45 am
I am impressed by the reviews and also the amount of info we can get from the website. I am anxious to try products after I find employment.
nadine
28/5/2013 08:29:53 am
$4.00
Betty Diamond
28/5/2013 08:40:30 am
I would say about $22.00.
Tameka Davis
28/5/2013 08:44:14 am
I say the pric should range from $5-10 make it affordable.
Patience
28/5/2013 09:21:06 am
I prefer my conditioner to be under $10, but would be willing to pay a little more for something my hair loves. I'd love to win this giveaway! Thanks for hosting it.
Angel Miller
28/5/2013 09:42:06 am
I think that the most I would pay for conditioner is 12.00. I believe that you get what you pay for however anything more than that is just excessive.
Alicia
28/5/2013 09:42:14 am
Would honestly pay 5-20 bucks for a good conditioner
Crystal W.
28/5/2013 10:15:02 am
9.99
maesha
28/5/2013 11:15:39 am
An ideal price for a conditioner is about 9.99 for a large bottle and 7.99 for medium about 5.99 for a small
Rolener Woods
28/5/2013 11:37:32 am
My ideal price is $12.99
Stacie
28/5/2013 12:26:03 pm
I would like to pay no more than $8.00 for conditioner.
Ameena
28/5/2013 12:27:21 pm
5 dollars or less....that's ideal for my budget.
Mina Woode
28/5/2013 12:47:59 pm
$4.99
Lisa Jones
28/5/2013 01:16:31 pm
My ideal price for a good conditioner would be no more than $10.00 US money
Janice Tiller
28/5/2013 01:36:32 pm
I would say $10
Sherri Lewis
28/5/2013 01:43:42 pm
I would pay $15.00 for a good conditioner
Tamara Sherman
28/5/2013 01:53:25 pm
My ideal price for a good conditioner would be about $13.50. You get what you pay for!
Chinasa O
28/5/2013 03:35:19 pm
I usually buy conditioner for around 5-10 dollars, but I would pay up to around $25.00 depending on the brand and the type of ingredients used in the product.
Natalie-C
28/5/2013 03:57:21 pm
I would ideally want a good quality conditioner of medium to large size to be £10 as it is more affordable, in this economic climate you want to know that a good conditioner of that price will last you at least a month or two.
Jameela
28/5/2013 05:15:26 pm
Ideally i would pay $9.99 but would go as high as $19.99 for a great condtioner that WORKS!
Lemmesha
28/5/2013 07:37:19 pm
About 9.99 for a good conditioner but inexpensive ones that work well is 1.99
Cherry Velez
28/5/2013 08:07:44 pm
I pay between 5 - 8 dollars for my conditioners 28/5/2013 08:27:52 pm
$10. You can get a lot for your money at Walmart for under $10. So this is what I'd consider spending at a regular hair store for a conditioner. 28/5/2013 09:16:28 pm
I have paid up to $50 but my ideal price is between $15 to $25 USD.
Erica J
28/5/2013 10:22:36 pm
An ideal price for myself is 8.99... All the other natural hair products here in Indiana that I have seen so far is $11-$20 with the $20 being the deep treatment conditioner in a small jar. I usually pay for the $11 products
Shauny WIlson
28/5/2013 10:23:21 pm
$9.99 for about 160z
crystal menton
28/5/2013 10:27:12 pm
my ideal price would be 16.50 USD
caryn
28/5/2013 10:38:02 pm
8 to 12 dollars
Hazel Clarke
28/5/2013 10:54:14 pm
My ideal price would be $6.99-$9.00
Keneue
28/5/2013 11:15:29 pm
$7
monica
28/5/2013 11:21:20 pm
Totally OK paying $10 for a conditioner especially if it is organic paraben and or petroleum free
Tolunda Jackson
28/5/2013 11:40:29 pm
$10-$15
Jennifer
29/5/2013 01:30:12 am
I have spent $30 on a conditioner just because it was new and it promised so much more but in the end I was very disappointed so I think that I will stick with my inexpensive conditioner costing only $4.99 which is my ideal price for conditioner.
Sheronda
29/5/2013 03:33:24 am
I don't like to pay more than $12 but I would probably go up to $18 if I liked the products it had
robin s
29/5/2013 04:19:53 am
my ideal price for a good conditioner would be between $15-20 dollars, which i have spent before for a really good one that did wonders for my hair. i usually pay no more then $10 for conditioners i use now which are ok.
yalonda
29/5/2013 04:29:16 am
my ideal price for a good conditioner is from $12-18
Veronica P.
29/5/2013 05:30:06 am
An ideal price would be $10 to $15,
Elle
29/5/2013 06:22:19 am
My ideal price for conditioner is between $5 and $7. Anything more than that is either overpriced or should be of the absolute best top quality.
Lila
29/5/2013 06:26:14 am
For me £6 for a good quality conditioner. Most can't afford more than that.
Chermeka
29/5/2013 06:48:45 am
My ideal price for a conditioner is 10.00 US because that is about the same price that you would pay for the natural ingredients you use out of your own kitchen!
Tiffany Madonia
29/5/2013 06:50:59 am
My ideal conditioner would cost about $2.99 - $3.99. It would have excellent slip and high quality ingredients.
Jessica M
29/5/2013 07:12:13 am
My ideal price would be averaged at $6
Tenshar F
29/5/2013 07:39:34 am
My ideal price for an all around multi-purpose conditioner (well worth every dollar) would be $12.95
maisha coleman
29/5/2013 07:52:33 am
I think the price would be 14.99 .I think that would be the most reasonable because pure 100% coconut oil cost about that much and its amazing on our type of hair ... I think it might work for other hairtypes but I don't know. But I rlly want to try thid stuff! !!!
Jerrica Robinson
29/5/2013 09:09:51 am
I will not pay over $12.
Lovie
29/5/2013 09:27:56 am
10.00
Heather @ Neno Natural
2/6/2013 06:11:55 pm
Lovie is this competition.
Jennifer
29/5/2013 09:59:00 am
I would say my ideal price for conditioner would be $6.99 USD or more.
sola Akinola
29/5/2013 12:19:47 pm
My ideal price would be from £1 to £10
Chamaine
29/5/2013 12:55:56 pm
$6-$10
Bridget
29/5/2013 08:25:18 pm
I would pay up to about £10 for a good all natural, organic ingredients conditioner!
Shavonne
30/5/2013 05:28:00 am
My ideal price is between $10 and $20. I'm willing to pay at the high end for a product that's clearly worth it!
ANDREA
30/5/2013 06:32:06 am
$7-$15 USD keep in mind organic products cost a wee bit more;)
VaNedra
30/5/2013 02:16:57 pm
Around $12.00.
Shanika Thompson
31/5/2013 01:49:58 am
No more than $10
Keysler Washington
31/5/2013 01:50:14 am
My ideal price would be about $10.00 and up!!!!
Rose Mercer
31/5/2013 01:51:41 am
price around $7.99
Nadine Broderick
31/5/2013 02:02:17 am
I would pay up to £10 for a conditioner that really worked for my hair. Quality is essential, however prices must be affordable in order to establish a loyal client following.
monica
31/5/2013 02:11:41 am
my ideal price would be five to eight dollars. I am a student, so I can't afford overly priced products.
monica
31/5/2013 02:14:40 am
forgot my email
Judy
31/5/2013 03:03:22 am
realistically depending on the container size: 5-10 gbp
Hope Addison
31/5/2013 03:06:00 am
Between $7-$10 US dollars sounds reasonable to pay for a good conditioner
brittany harrison
31/5/2013 03:37:39 am
Approx. $8-$17 dollars I think just to have some really good conditioner but I also know some cheap 5 dollars conditioners that works great with other mixtures
Mia Patterson
31/5/2013 04:56:48 am
I FEEL CONDITIONER IS THE FOUNDATION TO HAVING HEALTHY HAIR. I'LL SPEND AROUND $10 BUT NO MORE THAN $15. YOU WILL DEFINITELY FIND A GREAT CONDITIONER IN THAT PRICE RANGE :)
Felesha
31/5/2013 05:07:30 am
My ideal price for a good conditioner is no more than $12.00.
Yulanda
31/5/2013 05:20:02 am
My ideal price for a GOOD conditioner is $10
Brandi
31/5/2013 05:22:49 am
Ideal is $10-$15
Shyasia Marsh
31/5/2013 06:51:48 am
Between 8$-15$
pat
31/5/2013 07:31:57 am
My ideal price is $10-15
Susan
31/5/2013 08:29:33 am
My ideal price would be $7.00 because I co-wash at least twice a week and this would allow me to get a decent product without breaking the bank.
Migdalia
31/5/2013 09:15:11 am
My ideal price would be $10.00.
Jimeia
31/5/2013 09:37:37 am
From $4.00 to $10.00
Linda Epps
31/5/2013 11:24:00 am
my ideal price for a conditioner is around 9.99. Thanks
wanda
31/5/2013 12:40:55 pm
my ideal price for conditioner would be 10.00 - 15.00 for a natural conditioner
Corinthean
31/5/2013 01:00:01 pm
My ideal price for conditioner is FREE, but I don't mind paying for quality. Generally no more than $15-$20USD.
Tiffany S.
31/5/2013 03:59:37 pm
Ideally, i'd like to pay $10-12 for 12-16oz container of conditioner.
Leonie
31/5/2013 04:56:41 pm
Between £4-8 for a good conditioner.
Not ya
31/5/2013 08:48:22 pm
I'd pay anything up to £15 for a really good conditioner. My hair is so dry I'd love to find a natural product that really works.
Tiffany B
31/5/2013 11:06:01 pm
$10
Nicole
1/6/2013 12:17:17 am
My ideal price would be priceLESS (or everything £1 lol). The price I actually pay for a conditioner is dependant on size and their uses. For a rinse out conditioner, that's a good size, I pay £5 maximum (I co-wash like crazy). For a deep conditioner and leave in I would happily pay anything up to £15 as they tend to last longer. Anything above £15 is a styler for me
Canice M
1/6/2013 12:19:41 am
I usually pay from $5 to $20 dollars depending on what brand of conditioner I get but not all of them work. All Natural products work better on my hair.
Mila Jo
1/6/2013 12:33:06 am
12.00
Lisa
1/6/2013 09:09:17 am
My ideal price for a conditioner especially a good all natural conditioner would be anywhere between $10.00-$25.00. 1/6/2013 01:33:34 pm
My ideal price for anything is FREE, but realistically I will pay anything from $7-15 for a good conditioner. The costly decision is how do I find out if its good or not without wasting my money in the process......................
Tina
1/6/2013 03:11:07 pm
around $10
Yolanda K
1/6/2013 09:53:14 pm
My ideal price is $9.99 or less. I am willing to pay more if the product works well for my hair type. I like to receive or buy samples first so I know how my hair responds first.
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2/6/2013 08:58:05 am
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2/6/2013 09:06:46 am
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