Rosemary & Lavendar Leave-in hair conditioner may promote healthy hair growth by keeping moisturizer on your hair and it provides a heat protection barrier before you dry your hair. Natural, curley, textured, bleeched, coloured, & dry hair may benefit from the extra moisturizing leave-in conditioner. 

Who should use conditioner:-

Anyone who washes their hair should probably also use conditioner. While your head produces its own natural conditioner called sebum but shampoo removes it.

Especially dry hair should be regularly treated with conditioner, as should hair that’s frequently styled with hot tools, permed, or colored.

But even people who don’t blow-dry or curl their hair can have damage from pulling hair back in headbands and ponytails. Over time, this daily wear and tear can damage hair shafts, causing hair to become frizzy and dull.

Choosing the right conditioner for your hair:-

When choosing a conditioner, take into account your hair type and styling routine.

Hair with different textures will need different ingredients to best treat it. And if you blow-dry your hair every day or get it colored often, it will need extra moisture.

Color treated hair

If your hair has been bleached, colored, or permed, it will have extra wear and tear. Look for shampoo and conditioner made for color treated hair. You can also ask your salon for recommendations.

Textured hair

Some people have thicker hair shafts than others. If this is the case for you, you may want to look for a stronger conditioner that will better heal and protect your hair.

Curly hair

Curly hair can be prone to dryness and frizz. If your hair is curly, you may need to be more diligent about spreading conditioner evenly over your head. Keep a wide-tooth comb in the shower, and run it through your hair after applying conditioner.

Ingredients:-

1. Coconut Oil 
2. Castor Oil
3. Shea Butter
4. Rosemary Essential Oil 
5. Lavender Essential Oil
6. Soya Lecithin 
7. Carbopol