Loveli Conditioner Dry & Damaged Hair

Do you use the Loveli Conditioner Dry & Damaged Hair as a leave-in? Then use a hazelnut-sized tuft (and no more than that) and spread it over your towel-dried hair. Do not rinse. Then dry and style your hair as usual.
Do you use the Loveli Conditioner Dry & Damaged Hair as a rinse-out? Apply the conditioner to washed damp hair. Leave it on for a while and rinse.

Of course, the Loveli Conditioner is perfect to combine with the Loveli Shampoo Dry & Damaged Hair.

Did you know that almost all hair conditioners contain silicone? This is because they can fill in damage in your hair, which makes your hair soft and combable. And it is also a super cheap ingredient because it is made from petroleum. Yep, petroleum. And there’s the problem with silicone: it’s basically liquid plastic that you smear into your hair. With 0.0 nutrients. So instead of nourishing your dry and damaged hair, you actually put a layer of plastic over it. And again at the next wash, because silicones build up and make your hair heavy.

Silicone is not only difficult to wash out of your hair, it is also difficult to filter out of wastewater. They are microplastics that eventually end up in the plastic soup in the sea.

So no silicone for Loveli! But real nutrients like tomato seed oil, which is very rich in antioxidants, thus repairing damaged hair and making it less static. And inulin from chicory root which is super soothing for your hair. It gives your hair shine and it helps make your hair easy to comb through. And broccoli oil that helps against split ends. Broccoli oil provides the same feel and shine as silicones, but unlike silicones, broccoli oil is packed with nourishing fatty acids without making hair heavy or greasy.

Leave in or rinse out?
You can decide whether to use the conditioner as a cream rinse that you rinse out after washing. Or you use it as a “leave in” and leave it in your hair without rinsing out. After all, that is my favorite method. Because then you need to use much less (a tuft the size of a hazelnut) and your tube will last indefinitely. And your hair is doubly protected because you don’t rinse anything out. If you have fine hair, then a leave in conditioner might be a little too heavy for your hair and you’re better off rinsing it out. Not used to a leave in conditioner? Just try it out. And if your hair still feels heavy, just rinse out the conditioner next time. If you don’t have super fine hair, I would definitely give it a shot.

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Notice:
For children under 5, we do not recommend using the conditioner due to the added essential oils. Children have thinner skin than adults and can react sensitively to essential oils.
– Do you have a sensitive scalp? Then also try spraying the Loveli Face mist on your scalp. It helps restore the pH level of your scalp.
– Want to know if your current conditioner contains silicones or other microplastics? Then check out the app from Beat the Microbead.
– If your current conditioner contains a lot of silicones, it may take some time for all the silicones to be washed out of your hair and for the nutrients in the Loveli Conditioner to do their job optimally.
– The Conditioner Dry & Damaged Hair contains the scent Sunny Orange, made from the essential oils of orange and lemon with a drop of vanilla. The conditioner is made from 100% natural ingredients and you may be able to smell that.