What is conditioner good for?

Conditioner smooths the hair strands after shampooing, leaving hair soft, easier to detangle and shinier. Many conditioners also provide moisture, so hair does not feel dry after washing.

Are conditioner and hair conditioner the same thing?

Yes. Conditioner is the English word for balsam. Both are used after shampooing to make hair soft and easy to detangle.

Which conditioner is good for fine hair?

Fine hair is easily weighed down by heavy products. ECOOKING Volume Conditioner is made for normal and fine hair and provides fullness and volume.

Which conditioner is good for dry hair?

For dry hair, conditioner should provide moisture. ECOOKING Repair Conditioner contains aloe vera and glycerin, which moisturise, Pentavitin, which binds moisture in the hair shaft, and provitamin B5, which retains moisture.

How long should conditioner be left in the hair?

A couple of minutes is enough for most conditioners. Distribute it through the lengths and ends after shampooing, leave it to work, and rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.

Conditioner

A good conditioner makes hair soft, smooth and easy to detangle after washing. Choose according to your hair type: here you’ll find conditioner for dry hair, fine hair and frizzy hair.

Repair Conditioner
Moisturising conditioner for dry hair that leaves hair silky soft and easy to...
250 ml

4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (40)
€27,95
Volume conditioner 250 ml
Our Volume Conditioner 250 ml conditions normal and fine hair, gives hair vol...
250 ml

4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (57)
€27,95
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Scalp Reset Conditioner
Fragrance-free conditioner for frizz and static hair that strengthens the hai...
200 ml

4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (9)
€27,95

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What does conditioner do?

Shampoo cleanses the hair, but it can also make the strands rough, leaving hair tangled and feeling dry. Conditioner smooths the strands, leaving hair soft, easier to detangle and shinier. Use it after shampoo, mostly on the lengths and ends, leave it in for a couple of minutes and rinse thoroughly.

How to choose a conditioner for your hair type

Conditioner for dry hair

Repair Conditioner is for normal and dry hair. Pentavitin binds moisture in the hair strand. Organic aloe vera and glycerin moisturise, and provitamin B5 retains moisture so hair does not feel dry and tight after washing. It is silicone-free, so it does not weigh hair down.

Conditioner for fine hair

Heavy products can easily leave fine hair flat. Volume Conditioner is for normal and fine hair and adds fullness and volume while moisturising and making hair easier to detangle. It has a fresh fragrance of flowers, green leaves and citrus.

Conditioner for frizz and static hair

Scalp Reset Conditioner is fragrance-free and reduces frizz, static electricity and breakage. Plant-based keratin, meaning hydrolysed plant protein, works with peptides from the amaranth plant to strengthen and protect the hair strand, leaving hair soft, smooth and shiny. It is suitable for a sensitive scalp and for those who prefer to avoid fragrance.

Repair Conditioner and Volume Conditioner also protect hair colour, in both natural and coloured hair. Repair Conditioner, Volume Conditioner and Scalp Reset Conditioner are all silicone-free, vegan and dermatologically tested.

How to get the most out of your conditioner

Squeeze the water out of your hair before applying conditioner so it does not get diluted. Use most on the lengths and ends, where hair is oldest and driest, and less at the roots, especially if you have fine hair. You can also comb through your hair with a wide-tooth comb while the conditioner is in.

Shampoo and conditioner that work together

Also choose a shampoo that suits your hair type. See our hair care for dry hair and hair care for fine hair, or give your lengths extra care with hair oil and hair mask. And if you want to give your skin the same care, find your routine for your face.