The Best Hair Conditioners For Dry, Damaged, And Colour-Treated Hair

There can be several reasons fordry and damaged hair. Excessive hair styling, colouring, chemical treatments, genetics, UV rays or wrong products can easily ruin your hair. And if you have just coloured your hair, you need to give it someextra TLC so that the colour doesn't fade and your hair stays healthy despite all those chemicals. For both such cases, you need to find the best hair conditioner for you. And that's where we come in. Let us take a look at five good hair conditioners that can solve your concerns.

• 1. Love Beauty & Planet Murumuru Butter and Rose Paraben Free Blooming Colour Conditioner
• 2. TRESemmé Pro Protect Sulphate Free Conditioner
• 3. Dove Healthy Ritual for Strengthening Hair Conditioner
• 4. TRESemmé Keratin Repair Bond Strength Conditioner
• 5. DIY conditioner

The best way to identify if a hair conditioner is meant for coloured hair is to read the label. Love Beauty & Planet Murumuru Butter and Rose Paraben Free Blooming Colour Conditioner has it all in the name from being paraben free to using moisturising ingredients to treat coloured hair. Well, if we want to go in-depth, this conditioner is free from all types of harsh chemicals and uses natural ingredients such as Bulgarian rose for a gentle floral scent. As for the conditioning aspect, this plant-based conditioner detangles and nourishes the hair with murumuru butter and coconut oil. Get soft and shiny hair without the fear of your hair colour fading too soon.

If you love to experiment with your hair whether that is by colouring or trying out different treatments, you also need to pay extra attention to taking care of it. This includes a conditioner for dry hair which needs to be extra creamy and moisturising. Another good hair conditioner that works well for such coloured, dry or damaged hair is the TRESemmé Pro Protect Sulphate Free Conditioner. It is loaded with Moroccan argan oil which is known to naturally moisturise and nourish your hair from within. And since you need to stay away from harsh chemicals that would otherwise dry out your hair further, this conditioner is free of sulphates and parabens. It not only hydrates all types of hair but also repairs your hair's elasticity, making it strong and shiny.

If you need something, especially for your frizz, we've got you on that front too. We all know that the moment we dye our hair or get some kind of fancy treatment, the frizz just gets worse. Well, no more as let us introduce you to the Dove Healthy Ritual for Strengthening Hair Conditioner. It takes inspiration from Nordic haircare rituals to give you a potent formula made with oat milk and honey. Itsmoothens the frizz, detangles your hair and makes it look shiny. If that wasn't enough, it also works on repairing any damage done and strengthening your hair by nourishing it deeply.

Okay, look, we are not going to sugarcoat things. Even though we may love colouring our hair or sometimes straightening it, it does take a toll on the tresses. It can turn it dry, cause split ends, weaken the hair cells, burn your scalp and basically damage it overall. We are not saying this to scare you, especially since there are ways to avoid it. That includes using products meant for coloured and treated hair on top of being gentle on your hair. So, for hair damage caused by dyeing and hair treatments, we suggest you try out damage-reversing conditioners like the TRESemmé Keratin Repair Bond Strength Conditioner. Slowly but surely, this professional conditioner works on a cellular level to stop breakage, strengthen your hair and prevent further damage. And it does it all with the help of a protein bond plex technology that repairs your hair's natural bonds and boosts the natural keratin of your hair.

Are you bored of your usual haircare routine and are looking for a challenge? Well, why not trymaking your own hair conditioner on days when you need todeep condition? You need a deeply moisturising hair oil that the strands can absorb for your special natural hair conditioner. Add something that can bring a shine to your coloured hair and finally a nourishing ingredient that can work on repairing the damage. Try out a mix of honey, olive oil and avocado. Mash an avocado, add two tablespoons of honey, four tablespoons of olive oil and mix them. In sections, apply the paste to your hair while avoiding your scalp. Let it sit for 30 minutes and then wash it off. You can deep condition once a week for best results.

While you can, it is not recommended. It may not condition your hair well or fade the colour. It may also have some chemicals that could dry out your hair further. The best hair conditioner meant for coloured hair prevents fading of the colour, has extra moisturising ingredients and avoids harsh chemicals like sulphates and/or parabens.

Studies suggest that too much tea rinse can dry out the hair. But its pros are more than the cons so you can definitely try it. Just make sure to use it once a week or once every few weeks, when you need it. A tea rinse usually works well for dandruff, controlling excess oiliness, thickening the hair and also rehydrating dry hair.

It depends on the type of conditioner and theinstructions that come with it. If it is a leave in conditioner for dry hair, it is meant to stay on your hair. But if it is any other type of conditioner you should definitely wash it off. If you are deep conditioning, you should not go more than 30 minutes and if you havecurly hair, you can let it sit for an hour. But you should not let it go any longer as it can damage the hair follicles with excess swelling (the very same thing that causes frizz). Well, looks like a two-birds one-stone situation. Now you know how to take care of coloured hair and work on repairing the already damaged hair. So, forego that old conditioner that isn't bringing about any results and find one that works for you best.