My Review: Unite 7 Seconds Shampoo & Conditioner

It’s time to review Unite 7 Seconds Shampoo & Conditioner.

I used to buy the shampoo + conditioner pack together for about $40. But it’s not available anymore.

So at this point – you can find each for about $30, which is kind of pricey to me.

So are these 2 products worth buying? Or you should get something cheaper instead? Let’s find out the real deal about them.

Note: This review is based on my personal experience with these 2 products. 

 

So Let’s Get To The Review

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Full Name: 7 Seconds Shampoo/Conditioner from Unite Hair

Sizes: 10 oz for the shampoo, 8 oz for the conditioner

Best Actual Price: Around $30 for each

Cheapest Place To Buy Them: Amazon or Ebay, depending which you like most.

Ebay has the lowest prices ever – but it’s not as safe as Amazon.

Designed For: Dehydrated hair mostly:

• both contain hydration ingredients
• the conditioner also prevents color fading 

My Rating: 7.50 out of 10 – Not amazing for the money.

Worth Buying?: In my opinion, no. I just see them as 2 overpriced products:

• they do their job in terms of hydration
• but they don’t work any better than $15 products

So in my case, they didn’t have any special results. That’s why I recommend a product that is way cheaper but works much better.

 

What I Liked About Them

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• Nice smell and texture
• The conditioner contains Argan oil and Shea butter (or something derived from them)
• Moisturize the hair pretty well
• 2 different sizes available
• You can find them on many retailers, including their official website

 

What I Didn’t Like About Them

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• Didn’t make my hair much smoother or softer than before
• You need a pretty high quantity of shampoo per wash
• I’m not a fan of the ingredients
• Pretty expensive for how they work

 

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#1. Ingredients (8 out of 10)

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To be honest – Unite 7’s ingredients don’t look bad, but not too good either.

But let’s take them by turn:

1. Shampoo

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It contains ingredients derived from several sources:

• Coconut – responsible for cleaning the hair
• Minerals and vitamin B12 – for shine
• Potatoes – for extra strength

I did a quick research about these ingredients and I couldn’t find a lot. 

From what I know, coconut compounds are pretty weak when it comes to cleansing. So I’m not sure if they’re as effective as the producer claims.

2. Conditioner

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Unlike the shampoo, it focuses more on moisturizing.

It also contains ingredients from many sources:

• Argan Seeds and Green Tea – for conditioning 
• Orange, Lemon and Apple Extract – for moisturizing and fragrance
• Shea Butter – for nourishing and shine
• Minerals – for protection and extra shine

These ingredients look a bit better – compared to the shampoo. But they’re still not my favorites.

Except Argan Oil and Shea Butter, the others aren’t that hydrating (as far as I know).

 

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2. Texture & Smell (9 out of 10)

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There isn’t a lot to say about Unite’s products at this chapter. 

But I will try to give you as many details as I can.

1. Texture

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The shampoo and the conditioner are pretty similar:

• both have a whitish color
• the conditioner is a bit thicker
• the shampoo is very light

There’s only one thing I didn’t like about the shampoo – it doesn’t foam a lot.

So you need to use a larger quantity than normal, which means that it will run out faster than other shampoos. 

That’s one of the downsides I found about it.

2. Smell

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At this chapter, I kind of enjoyed Unite 7’s products:

• very light, refreshing smell
• it’s not too strong overall
• doesn’t stay in your hair forever (or you don’t constantly feel it)

Concluding – I may not love the shampoo in terms of foam, but the conditioner looks and smells pretty good. 

 

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#3. How They Work (8 out of 10)

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I can’t say I was disappointed by Unite 7’s products.

They did work – but to me, they didn’t seem any better than regular products (especially the conditioner). 

Once again, let’s take them by turn:

1. Shampoo

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It did its job overall:

1. Cleans up the scalp well enough
2. Didn’t make my hair greasier – so I didn’t have to wash it more often
3. As I said, it just didn’t foam a lot
4. So you have to use a higher quantity than you would normally

Now – I don’t have super greasy hair, so I can’t tell its effect on this hair type. 

But it didn’t make my hair oilier overall – so I don’t think it has any negative effect.

2. Conditioner

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Here’s how it works:

1. Moisturizes the hair well enough (especially the ends)
2. Prevents hair from getting frizzy

But to be honest – it didn’t help my hair more than $15 products. 

It didn’t feel softer or more hydrated than before – even though I used it several times. For a $30 conditioner, it wasn’t too impressive.

 

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#4. How To Apply Them (10 out of 10)

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Both the shampoo and the conditioner are really easy to use.

You can find any other extra info on the label:

1. Apply the shampoo on your wet hair.
2. I advise you to use it only once/wash (it will last for longer).
3. As I said, it doesn’t foam as much as other shampoos.
4. After you rinse, apply the conditioner (add more on the ends).
5. Let it sit for about 5 minutes (that’s what I recommend).
6. Then you can rinse as usual.

It’s surely not complicated – just like with every other shampoo or conditioner.

 

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#5. Quantity (9 out of 10)

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Here I will refer mostly to the sizes and forms of these products. So let’s take them by turn.

1. Shampoo

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I could find it in 2 sizes only:

• the regular form (10 oz)
• the larger pack (33.8 oz)

Now – the 33.8 oz version is a much better deal as a price. But it costs around $70 – so I doubt someone would pay so much without trying it first.

So if you never used this shampoo before – the 10 oz version is probably much better.

I personally wished there was an in-between form – somewhere around 20 oz. 

2. Conditioner

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It also exists in similar sizes:

• 8 oz form
• 33.8 oz pack

However, I couldn’t find the larger pack on Amazon. So keep in mind that it exists – but they simply don’t have it there.

 

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#6. Price (8 out of 10)

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To be honest, the shampoo and the conditioner aren’t really cheap.

But in my opinion – they are too expensive for what they can do. Here’s the thing:

• they cost around $30 each (the 10/8 oz version)
• for me they didn’t work better than $15 products
• the shampoo also lasts less than others of the same size

Now – I’m not saying they’re bad. That’s not what I meant. 

The point is – they’re too expensive for what they do. They work just like $15 shampoos and conditioner – there’s no big difference.

So I kind of feel they’re a bit overpriced. 

It could be because of their brand (Unite 7 is a serious company) or who knows?

But the point is – I personally wouldn’t buy them again, at this price.

 

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#7. Final Conclusions

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Here are the main things you should know about United 7’s shampoo and conditioner.

1. Uncommon Ingredients

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At least that’s my personal opinion:

• they both contain lots of herbal extracts
• I couldn’t find many info about them (related to hair)

So I can’t really tell if the claims from the official website are true.

For example – they claim their coconut derived substances are great for cleansing the hair.

Well – I couldn’t find much info about those compounds and hair. That’s why I’m not really impressed with the ingredients.

2. Work Best Together

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I recommend using both the shampoo and the conditioner:

• their effect is much better together
• the label also recommends this (though it’s pretty obvious)

3. Pretty Overpriced

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Considering what they can do, I don’t think they’re worth the money.

Speaking from my experience:

• work similar to cheaper products
• you sometimes need a higher quantity

So I think both the shampoo and the conditioner cost too much for what they offer.

 

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My Verdict – Are Unite 7 Products Worth It?

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Short answer: Not really, to be honest.

They’re not bad products at all – but I didn’t see a big difference between them and $15 products. There’s only a double price:

• both the shampoo and the conditioner work fine
• but they didn’t make my hair look like “wow”
• it wasn’t softer or smoother than usual

So I just didn’t see a difference that would be worth an extra $15. 

Plus – I’m not a big fan of Unite 7’s ingredients. I just couldn’t see any proof of their benefits.

Obviously, I’m not saying the company has fake claims – but I think they’re not as amazing as they claim them to be.

So overall – I would not buy Unite 7’s shampoo and conditioner again. 

For $30, you can get several bottles of a better shampoo/conditioner. That’s what I would recommend instead.