Q1: Which conditioner is best for dry hair?

A moisturising conditioner is usually a good starting point for dry lengths. L'Oréal Paris Hyaluron Moisture, Love Beauty & Planet Argan Oil and Lavender and TRESemmé Keratin Smooth are among the bestselling options for dry or frizzy hair.

Q2: Which conditioner is best for frizzy hair?

Smoothing and conditioning formulas can help make frizzy hair easier to manage. Matrix Mega Smooth, L'Oréal Paris Hyaluron Moisture and TRESemmé Keratin Smooth are options in the current bestselling range.

Q3: Can I use conditioner on oily hair?

Yes. Oily roots and dry lengths can occur together. Apply conditioner mainly from the mid-lengths to the ends and use a smaller amount if your hair gets weighed down easily.

Q4: Can conditioner cause hair fall?

Conditioner is not generally a cause of hair loss. Applying too much product to the scalp can make hair feel heavy or greasy, so most rinse-off conditioners are better kept on the lengths.

Q5: Should conditioner be applied before or after shampoo?

For a regular wash, apply conditioner after shampoo. Shampoo cleanses the hair first, while conditioner softens and detangles it afterwards.

Q6: How long should conditioner stay on the hair?

Follow the instructions on the product. Most regular conditioners need only a short amount of time before they are rinsed out.

Q7: Is leave-in conditioner better than regular conditioner?

They are used differently. Regular conditioner is rinsed out after shampoo, while leave-in conditioner remains on the hair and can provide additional softness and manageability.

Q8: Can I use conditioner without shampoo?

Depending on your routine, you can, but you can't use conditioner instead of shampoo when your scalp needs to be cleansed. Use shampoo for removing oil, sweat, dirt or product build-up.