Rich, delicious, luxurious conditioners that don't have chemicals and aren't coconut oil (disaster!) are hard to find. So you can imagine how excited I was to squeeze the thick, creamy John Masters Lavender and Avocado Intensive Conditioner into my palm in the shower. It smells like bedtime and instantly relaxes you with its pampering thickness.
John Masters Lavender and Avocado Intensive Conditioner can be used after every shampoo or as a once-weekly treatment, as necessary, and is safe for dry (thanks mountain air!) and color-treated hair. You just apply it after shampooing, leave it on for 1-5 minutes, and rinse. Then, your hair looks like this:
No seriously. All I did was shampoo, conditioner, and air-dry. Look how soft!
The avocado oil moisturizes and conditions the hair, while the lavender oil reportedly slows hair loss AND treats eczema and dermatitis on the scalp. I love how utterly soft and almost even buttery my hair feels after using this conditioner. For me, John Masters Lavender and Avocado Intensive Conditioner is simply the best chemical-free conditioner I've tried.
7 ounces, $22
Ingredients: Aqua (water), aloe barbadensis (aloe vera leaf juice) gel,* cetearyl alcohol, panthenol (vitamin B5), sorbitol, persea americana (avocado) oil,* soy protein, simmondsia chinensis (joboba) seed oil,* arnica montana (arnica) extract,* camellia sinensis (white tea) extract,* anthemis nobilis (chamomile) flower extract,* calendula officinalis (calendula) extract,* hydrolyzed wheat protein, citric acid, orbygnia speciosa (babassu) oil,* behentrimonium chloride, capric caprylic triglycerides, soy lecithin, tocopherols, apis meliferra (honey),* lonicera japonica (honeysuckle) leaf extract, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate, lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil,* cedrus atlantica (cedarwood) oil,* cymbopogon martinii (palmarosa) oil*
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