Tea Tree Special Conditioner
- Tingle Complex: tea tree, peppermint and lavender
- 100% Australian tea tree from a certified farm
- Cooling scalp feel
- Detangles and softens per the title
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A cooling tea tree conditioner that refreshes the scalp with a minty tingle. The listing gives no size, ingredients beyond the tingle blend or directions.
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ASIN: B000B626ZKCategory: Hair Conditioners
Overview
Smoothing this through wet hair brings a cooling tingle to the scalp from tea tree, peppermint and lavender. Tea Tree Special Conditioner uses responsibly sourced Australian tea tree in its Tingle Complex.
A refreshing, cooling feel sets it apart from plain conditioners, and the herbal scent lingers on hair. Sourcing of the tea tree is certified. Size and full ingredients are missing, and sensitive scalps may dislike the tingle.
Who it's for
People who enjoy a minty, invigorating wash will reach for it daily. Sensitive or broken skin on the scalp should avoid peppermint products.
Pros and cons
- Cooling scalp tingle
- Responsibly sourced tea tree
- Fresh herbal scent
- Works for all hair types
- Size not listed
- Mint may irritate sensitive skin
- Full ingredients not given
Performance notes
Peppermint and tea tree trigger a cooling sensation on contact with the scalp, while conditioners coat lengths for slip. Leaving it on a minute heightens the tingle. Rinsing well avoids weighing fine hair down.
Specifications
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Frequently asked questions
Can Tea Tree Special Conditioner be used on fine hair?
The title lists all hair types. Rinse thoroughly to keep fine hair light.
Does Tea Tree Special Conditioner tingle?
Yes. Its Tingle Complex of tea tree, peppermint and lavender leaves a cooling feeling.
Where does the tea tree come from?
A farm in Australia certified for responsible sourcing and harvesting.