Conditioner

As a general rule, it is necessary to rinse off the conditioner after use. However, some detanglers can be used without rinsing, as specified on the packaging.

The conditioner is applied after each wash, whereas the mask delivers a more intensive treatment designed for use once or twice per week.

No, when applied solely to the lengths, conditioner does not weigh hair down. It can therefore be used on all hair types, including fine hair or hair that becomes greasy quickly.

Yes, it is always possible to use a conditioner, but it is important to choose a product tailored to your hair type.

For thick, curly or coily hair, it is possible to use a hair mask instead of a conditioner. The latter primarily serves to facilitate detangling, although, depending on its active ingredients, it can offer benefits similar to those of hair masks.

The conditioner should be applied exclusively to the lengths and ends, which are the most damaged areas. Applying it to the scalp may weigh down or grease the roots.

Most conditioners act within two to three minutes.

Silicones form a protective film that smooths the fibre and imparts shine. They are not harmful in themselves, but they are highly polluting.

Certain conditioners contain thermo-protective agents that mitigate damage associated with blow-drying or hair straightening. However, this protection remains only partial.