Herbal Aloe Strengthening Conditioner, 250 ml Bottle

A colour-preserving conditioner for all hair types, from poker-straight to tight coils. Aloe vera, hydrolysed wheat protein and a detangling finish.

About

The formula combines conditioning agents with aloe vera leaf juice and hydrolysed wheat protein, plus the Herbal Aloe botanical blend of yucca, sagebrush, jojoba, milk thistle, chia and agave.

Herbalife reports that, used with the matching shampoo, it reduced broken fibres in an independent combing test on damaged hair tresses. That was a lab test on hair samples, so treat it as a guide rather than a promise.

It has no added parabens and is dermatologically tested. It is scented.

How to use

1. After shampoo. Squeeze out excess water.
2. Apply. Work a generous amount through the lengths and ends.
3. Wait. Leave for two to three minutes.
4. Rinse. Thoroughly, then style as usual.

What's inside

• Key ingredients: aloe barbadensis leaf juice, hydrolyzed wheat protein, cetyl and cetearyl alcohol (fatty alcohols, not drying alcohol)
• Botanicals: yucca, sagebrush, jojoba, milk thistle, chia and agave extracts
• Fragrance allergens listed: citronellol, limonene, hexyl cinnamal, linalool
• No added parabens. Dermatologically tested.

See the label on pack for full nutrition and allergen information.

Frequently asked questions

Does cetyl alcohol dry hair out?

No. Cetyl and cetearyl alcohol are fatty alcohols that soften hair, unlike the short-chain alcohols that can dry it.

Should I avoid it with a wheat allergy?

It contains hydrolysed wheat protein. If you have a wheat allergy or sensitive scalp, check with a pharmacist before use.

Can fine hair use it without going flat?

Keep it to the mid-lengths and ends and rinse well; that keeps roots light.

Is it safe for dyed hair?

It is described as a colour-preserving formula, so it is designed with coloured hair in mind.

Do I need the shampoo as well?

No, but the breakage test used both together.