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Argan & Almond Conditioner for Dry & Damaged Hair – Silicone Free
Argan & Almond Conditioner for Dry & Damaged Hair – Silicone Free
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A conditioner built on four oils and butters — coconut, argan, sweet almond and shea — rather than on silicones, which is the usual shortcut. Silicones make hair feel smooth immediately and build up over weeks until it feels coated. Oils actually condition.
What It Does
- Softens and conditions deeply. Coconut, argan, almond and shea butter work on hair that has gone rough
- Reduces breakage. Panthenol improves elasticity, so hair bends instead of snapping
- Detangles. The main practical benefit — combing wet hair stops being a fight
- Smooths frizz and adds shine by lying the cuticle flat
- Does not weigh hair down, so it suits regular use rather than once-a-week deep conditioning
How to Use It
- Shampoo first, then squeeze the excess water out of your hair — conditioner cannot get into hair that is dripping
- Apply from mid-length to ends. Keep it off the scalp
- Comb it through with a wide tooth wooden comb while it is on — this is what detangles, not the rinsing
- Leave 2–3 minutes, then rinse with cool water
For very dry hair: leave it on for 10 minutes once a week, or comb it through and clip your hair up while you finish your bath.
Who It Suits
Dry, frizzy, rough, damaged, chemically treated, curly or textured hair. Fine hair should use a small amount and keep it to the ends only.
Pair It With
Use after our Aloe Vera Shampoo. For hair that needs more than conditioning, oil the scalp twice a week with Bhringraj Oil.
Free From
Sulphates and SLS, parabens, mineral oils, artificial fragrance, silicones and harsh chemicals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put it on my scalp?
No need. The scalp produces its own oil; conditioner on the roots just makes hair limp.
How long should I leave it on?
Two to three minutes is enough for daily use. Ten minutes once a week for very dry hair.
Will it feel as slippery as my silicone conditioner?
Not quite, at first. Silicone slip is a coating. Give it two or three washes and hair that has been coated for years starts behaving differently.
Can I use it on curly hair?
Yes, and it is one of the better uses for it — apply generously, comb through, rinse with cool water.
Product Information
Type: Silicone-free rinse-out conditioner
Suitable for: Dry, damaged, curly, frizzy and chemically treated hair
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes.
Storage: Cool, dry place, cap closed.
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