MANGO AND TULSI NOURISHING CONDITIONER
Formulated with natural mango and tulsi (holy basil) extracts, this conditioner deeply hydrates and strengthens hair, leaving it soft, shiny, and resilient. Ideal for all hair types, especially dry or damaged hair.
Key Ingredients
- Mango extract – rich in vitamins A and C, promotes hair strength and shine
- Tulsi extract – known for its antioxidant properties, supports scalp health
- Coconut oil – deeply penetrates hair shaft for moisture retention
- Shea butter – nourishes and protects against environmental damage
How to Use
After washing hair, apply a generous amount to damp hair, focusing on mid-lengths and ends. Leave in for 2–3 minutes before rinsing thoroughly.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Volume | 250 ml |
| Form | Conditioner |
| Shelf Life | 3 years |
| Country of Origin | India |
FAQ
Can this conditioner be used on color-treated hair?
Yes, this conditioner is suitable for color-treated hair due to its nourishing and non-fragrant formula that helps preserve color integrity.
Is it suitable for curly or coarse hair?
Yes, it is especially beneficial for curly and coarse hair as it adds moisture without weighing down the strands.
Does it contain parabens or sulfates?
No, this conditioner is free from parabens, sulfates, and synthetic fragrances.
David Hardacre –
My hair has been dry and frizzy for months. After using this conditioner weekly, it feels softer and more manageable. The shine is noticeable, and my curls hold better. No greasiness, just healthy moisture.
Lillian White –
I switched from a store-bought conditioner and noticed a difference in how my hair feels after just one use. It doesn’t leave residue and works well with my daily routine.
Deirdre Miller –
My daughter with curly hair loves this. Her hair is less frizzy and looks healthier. We use it every other week and have seen improvement in texture and strength.
Gavin Simpson –
The scent is mild and natural. I appreciate that it doesn’t feel heavy on the hair. It’s a great addition to my hair care routine, especially in dry seasons.