Conditioner

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The right conditioner is what makes hair feel soft, smooth and easy to comb once the shampoo is rinsed out. We're an official stockist of Moroccanoil, Pureology, Kérastase, Olaplex and Redken, so there's a hair conditioner for dry, coloured or damaged hair. Start with what your hair needs most, whether that's moisture, repair, strength or colour care, and match the formula to it.

Hydrating and Repairing Conditioners

If your hair feels dry, a hydrating conditioner makes the biggest difference, and the best conditioner for dry hair is usually the richer, creamier one. Moroccanoil Moisture Repair Conditioner is an intensive hydrating formula enriched with argan oil and keratin, and it is free of sulfates, phosphates and parabens. Pureology Hydrate Conditioner is a daily hydrating formula that nourishes dry hair, adds softness and protects colour.

For hair that has been bleached, heat styled or over-processed, look for a hair repair conditioner. Kérastase Première Conditioner is a lightweight, bond repairing formula that softens and detangles damaged hair and helps protect it from breakage caused by brushing and styling. Olaplex No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner is a hair strengthening conditioner designed for medium to coarse hair that replenishes hydration and improves detangling.

Conditioner for Coloured Hair

Colour-treated hair needs a conditioner that works with your colour, not against it. Redken Color Extend Conditioner is made for coloured hair, hydrating while it protects against fading and boosts vibrancy. Pureology Hydrate also protects colour, so it's a good fit if your hair is both dry and coloured.

A few habits make any conditioner work harder. Squeeze the water out of your hair first, then apply from mid-lengths to ends and keep it off the roots, where it can make hair look flat. Comb it through with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb, leave it for the time on the label and rinse well. If you wash often, you can condition every time. Fine hair usually does best with a lightweight formula, while thick or coarse hair can handle a richer one.

Choosing a Conditioner Style

Rinse-out conditioner is the everyday step after your shampoo. If you want extra softness between washes, a leave-in conditioner stays in your hair, and a hair mask gives a deeper treatment once a week or so.

Frequently Asked Questions About Conditioner