Hydrating Conditioners

A rinse-out conditioner hydrates and smooths after shampoo, while a leave-in conditioner offers lightweight, ongoing moisture and protection throughout the day.

Look for rich, moisturising conditioners with ingredients such as shea butter, coconut oil or hyaluronic acid to deeply hydrate and restore softness.

Yes. Opt for colour safe or sulphate free formulas that help lock in vibrancy while repairing damage caused by colouring.

Yes. Bond repairing and protein rich conditioners target internal hair bonds to restore strength and reduce breakage.

Most hair types benefit from conditioning after every wash, but fine or oily hair may prefer lighter, less frequent application.

Lightweight or scalp balancing conditioners can be applied near the roots, but heavier formulas should be focused on mid-lengths and ends.

Smoothing conditioners with nourishing oils, humectants and anti-humidity technology help tame frizz and flyaways.

Yes. Conditioner provides daily hydration and detangling, while a mask offers intensive weekly nourishment for deeper repair.

Yes, provided you choose a lightweight, volumising formula that hydrates without weighing hair down.

Many modern conditioners include heat protection, but for regular styling it’s best to follow with a dedicated heat protectant spray.