Conditioner

Conditioner - Australia

Like waxing a car, hair conditioners packed with beneficial nutrients maintain, hydrate and soften the hair and protect it from damage. Conditioners are also essential for taming and managing unruly and/or frizzy hair, making it look healthy and moisturised with a natural shine.

We stock a range of conditioners for all sorts of hair types. For those seeking effective hair-thickening, Patricks CD1 Stimulating & Thickening Conditioner improves circulation and promotes growth. With a multi-functional formula, it is loaded with strengthening proteins that help maximise hair density. And for general, everyday use Baxter of California’s Daily Fortifying Conditioner moisturises, softens, and protects - it’s a true staple.

Is conditioner necessary?

Using conditioner is highly beneficial for most hair types and plays a crucial role in maintaining hair health. It balances and restores moisture, prevents dryness, protects the hair and scalp from damage - they’re often designed to work synergistically with shampoos, balancing the hair washing process.

How often should I use hair conditioner?

Generally, you should use a conditioner every time you shampoo your hair. However, the frequency can vary depending on your hair type and condition.

What ingredients should I look for in a good conditioner?

Look for ingredients like glycerin, natural oils (like argan or coconut oil), proteins (like keratin), and vitamins (like B5). These ingredients aid with moisture retention, hair texture and appearance, scalp health, and damage repair. 

How much conditioner should I use?

Use a dollop about the size of a teaspoon measure for medium-length hair. Adjust the amount based on hair length and thickness. It is important to work this product through the strands of the hair, with attention paid to the roots at the scalp. Leaving this product in for a few minutes, according to product instructions, guarantees its effectiveness.

Is it necessary to use conditioner on oily hair?

Yes, even oily hair needs moisture. Use a lightweight, balancing conditioner and avoid applying it to the scalp.

How do I choose the right conditioner for my hair type?

For fine hair, use a lightweight or volumizing conditioner. For thick or curly hair, opt for a rich, moisturising formula. For damaged hair, look for conditioners with strengthening ingredients.