Acure Vivacious Volume Conditioner

✅ What it is

• This product is called Vivacious Volume Conditioner – Mint & Echinacea by Acure. 

• Size: 8 fl oz (≈ 236 mL) according to multiple listings. 

• It’s a volumising conditioner formulated for fine, limp or flat hair (but labelled suitable for “all hair types”). 

• It emphasises a lightweight feel: “lifts roots and moisturises without leaving any residue.”

• Free from many common harsh ingredients: no parabens, sulfates, mineral oil, petrolatum, formaldehyde. Vegan and cruelty‑free. 

🎯 Key Benefits / Claims

• Designed to add volume and body especially for hair that tends to be flat or fine at the roots. 

• Provides moisturisation without heaviness — a common trade‑off in volumising conditioners. (Acure emphasises “without residue”.)

• Contains ingredients like mint (peppermint) and echinacea to provide a fresh, “invigorated scalp/hair” feel. 

• Incorporates quinoa protein as a strengthening agent to support fine hair and help prevent breakage. 

🧪 Key Ingredients & How They Work

Here are some of the standouts:

• Mentha piperita (Peppermint) Leaf Extract / Peppermint Oil: Adds a fresh sensation, helps scalp feel more awake. 

• Echinacea angustifolia Extract: Part of the volumising/support complex for fine hair. 

• Chenopodium quinoa (Quinoa) Seed Extract / Protein: Supports fine hair strength and volume. 

• Argania spinosa (Argan) Kernel Oil: A nourishing oil, but in context of this conditioner the oil quantity is balanced so as not to weigh hair down. 

• Many botanical extracts: Acai, blackberry, pomegranate, rosehip, sea buckthorn, etc — typical of Acure’s “clean beauty” formulation style. 

📝 How to Use

• After shampooing, apply this conditioner to wet hair. Focus on mid‑length to ends, and optionally apply lightly toward roots if you want lift there. (Some users of volumising conditioners avoid heavy application at roots to avoid flattening.)

• Leave on for about 1‑2 minutes (Acure’s description says 1‑2 minutes).

• Rinse thoroughly.

• Because this is a volumising/lightweight formula, it’s suited for frequent use, especially if you want to avoid heavy conditioners that weigh your hair down.

🔍 Things to Keep in Mind / Suitability

• The product is especially well suited for fine, limp hair or hair that lacks volume. If your hair is already thick/coarse and you want heavy repair, you might need something richer. The listing emphasises “fine, flat and limp hair types”. 

• Some users report that although the product adds volume, it may provide less intense hydration than richer conditioners. For example, one review said “The shampoo and conditioner is very drying & the conditioner is not hydrating at all.”

• Because it emphasises lift and lightweight feel, if your hair is very dry, very damaged or needs deep conditioning, you may want to pair this with a richer mask occasionally.

• If you have a sensitive scalp, note that peppermint and other botanical oils can cause tingling or sensitivity for some. Some reviewers mention that the “minty” or “cooling” feel is strong; patch testing is wise.

• For your location (Karachi, Pakistan): If you have fine or flat hair and struggle with volume (especially in humid conditions where hair can collapse), this could be a beneficial choice. If your hair is thick/coarse in humid heat, you might value the lightweight feel but still might want more intense moisture.

• As with any conditioner, avoid applying too heavily at roots if your scalp tends to get oily or you want volume at the roots.