Collection: All Conditioners

Use conditioner after shampooing.

Always apply the conditioner to towel-dried hair or at least squeeze all possible water out of the hair with your hands before applying. You only need a small amount of the conditioner, depending on the length and thickness of your hair.

Apply the conditioner to the ends and lengths of the hair. If the hair gets greasy and flat easily, there is no need to apply the conditioner to the scalp. Conditioner should be applied to dry scalp after every wash, and if the scalp is very dry (and the hair is not particularly dirty), you can occasionally skip shampooing and use only conditioner after washing with water.

Let the conditioner work for the recommended time. If needed, extra time will give extra conditioning. A little heat also enhances the conditioning effect.

Rinse off the conditioner carefully, especially from the scalp, so that the hair and scalp feel fresh and clean.


Instead of a normal conditioner, you can sometimes use a hair mask, which is recommended for dry, curly or long hair.

Leave-in conditioners can occasionally replace rinse-out conditioners. The leave-in sprays are an excellent quick help for flyaways Leave-in conditioners can also be used in addition to the rinse-off conditioner or as only conditioner, if the hair is very short.



If you have problems with your scalp, such as dryness, dandruff, greasiness or itching, you can also use serums or tonics to target the care for the scalp.