Dry Hair Liquid Conditioner – 250ml

250ml

Baobab oil is extracted from the seeds of the fruit that blooms on baobab trees, some of which can live a thousand years or more. The trees are native to Africa and have thick trunks with thin branches. Thanks to their spidery, root-like arms, they’re often referred to as “upside down trees.”

Made in Cumbria by Bain & Savon, this natural vegan hair conditioner doesn't contain any synthetic silicone's. Instead it is packed full of antioxidants and nutrient rich ingredients that helps keep hair healthy while giving it a lovely natural shine. Say goodbye to hair falls.

Blended with natural plant oils, butters, essential oils and synthetic emulsifiers.

Packaging 

Recyclable glass bottle with pump or metal lid.

This is not like traditional synthetic conditioners, you only need a small amount.

Begin with clean, wet hair.

Squeeze you hair gently to remove as much excess water as possible, the less water remaining in your hair the better the conditioner will work.

Take a small amount of conditioner, if you have short hair then a pea sized will be enough, add a little at a time if you have longer hair.

Apply the conditioner starting at the ends and where your hair is the driest, oldest and most damaged, then work your way up.

Massage gently and work into your hair concentrating on the driest parts.

You can leave the conditioner on for up to 10 minutes depending on how dry the tips of your hair are. This will allow it to really absorb in and nourish the hair.

Then rinse your hair in the coldest water you can stand.

Aqua, glycerine,  Behentrimonium Methosulfate (and) Cetearyl Alcohol, Certyl Alcohol, Leucidal Liquid (Radish root ferment), Organic Adansonia digitata (Baobab) oil, Lavandula angustifolia (lavender ) essential oil

*Geraniol, Linalool, Limonene (naturally found in essential oils)

The following ingredients are synthetic or manufactured via a synthetic process:

Behentrimonium Methosulfate (and) Cetearyl Alcohol (emulsifier derived from soy and coconut oils, manufactured via a synthetic process)

Glass