Liquid conditioners
Natural liquid conditioners without sulfates or silicones
Silicones make hair feel soft instantly, but they build up over time, weighing it down and making it look dull. Our natural conditioners are formulated using biotechnology and are free from silicones and sulfates, so your hair is truly healthy, not just looking that way.
- ABSOLUTE nourishing conditioner: for dry, curly, and damaged hair. In efficacy studies, it achieves up to 21% more resistance to breakage, 22% more shine, 33% easier combing, and faster drying time.
- BALANCE natural conditioner: lightweight and balancing, for oily and fine hair that needs hydration without losing volume.
Do you prefer a packaging-free format? Discover our solid conditioners, or combine shampoo and conditioner in a hair care set.
Productos de liquid conditioners
ABSOLUTE Nourishing Conditioner | Dry, Frizzy Hair | Sulfate and Silicone-Free
BALANCE Natural Conditioner | For oily and fine hair
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Preguntas frecuentes
ABSOLUTE or BALANCE?
ABSOLUTE is the nourishing one: for dry, thick, curly, or damaged hair that needs to repair the fiber and gain manageability. BALANCE is the lightweight one: for oily and fine hair that needs hydration without losing volume or getting greasy after a few hours. Choosing the wrong one here is the number one reason why a conditioner "doesn't work."
What is conditioner for?
Shampoo cleans and opens the cuticle; conditioner closes it, detangles, and seals hydration inside the fiber. That is what provides shine and prevents hair from breaking when combing. We explain it in what is a conditioner for?.
I have oily hair, won't it make it greasier?
Not if you choose BALANCE and apply it where it belongs: from mid-lengths to ends, never on the scalp. The common mistake is using a nourishing conditioner on fine hair and bringing it to the roots; that is what weighs it down. Applied correctly, oily hair also needs conditioner, because if you dry it out too much, it produces more sebum as a rebound effect. More guidelines in how to keep oily hair clean for longer.
How is it applied and how long should it be left on?
On washed and towel-dried hair, from mid-lengths to ends, distributing with your fingers or a comb. Two or three minutes are enough: leaving it on longer does not hydrate more. Rinse with warm or cold water, which helps to close the cuticle.
Do they contain silicones or endocrine disruptors?
They do not contain silicones, sulfates, or parabens. Silicone is the classic shortcut of conventional conditioner: it softens instantly, but it is a coating effect that accumulates and ends up weighing hair down. Regarding ingredients identified as potential endocrine disruptors, we elaborate on this in this article.
What if my hair is curly?
ABSOLUTE is the right one, and for curly hair, conditioner matters more than any other type: the scalp's sebum takes much longer to travel down a fiber that is not straight, so curls are dry at the ends by default. We elaborate on this in this article.
Liquid or solid?
The liquid formula is easier to distribute and dose, especially for long or very curly hair. The solid one lasts longer, has no plastic packaging, and travels without liquids. It depends on what you prioritize.
