Hair conditioners for everyday hair care





















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A hair conditioner is one of the essential steps in any haircare routine. It helps soften, smooth and detangle the hair and, depending on the formula, can also provide hydration, nourishment, support repair or help maintain your desired hair colour and overall appearance.
Choose from professional conditioners by brands such as Kérastase, Goldwell, Schwarzkopf Professional, Davines, Kevin Murphy, Alterna, Londa Professional, Wella and many more.
When choosing a conditioner, focus primarily on your hair type and its current condition. Dry hair usually benefits from hydrating care, damaged and stressed hair from repairing conditioners, while fine hair generally responds best to lightweight formulas that won't weigh it down. If you have colour-treated, lightened, curly or unruly hair, choose conditioners formulated for their specific needs.
The most common option is a rinse-out conditioner, which is applied after shampooing and then rinsed away. Leave-in conditioners remain in the hair and are ideal for extra hydration, smoothing or easier detangling throughout the day.
You'll also find 2-in-1 conditioners, dry conditioners, colour-depositing and toning conditioners, co-wash cleansing conditioners and solid conditioners. There are also conditioners specially formulated for sensitive scalps.
A conditioner is usually applied after shampooing to the damp mid-lengths and ends of the hair. Leave it on according to the manufacturer's instructions and then rinse thoroughly. Leave-in conditioners are not rinsed out, and their method of application may vary depending on the product.
If you have fine hair or hair that becomes oily quickly, it is usually best to avoid applying conditioner directly to the roots unless the manufacturer recommends otherwise.
The right hair conditioner complements your shampoo and helps tailor your haircare routine to your hair's current needs.