Formulated for color-treated or chemically-treated hair (colour, relaxer, or perm services) that needs gentle detangling and added softness without extra weight. Appropriate for salon professionals to recommend as an aftercare step and consumers maintaining colour at home; no mixing or professional application is required. It's a maintenance conditioner rather than a repair treatment, so severely over-processed or brittle hair may need a more intensive protein or moisture treatment in addition to this product.

The main reason to use this over a generic conditioner after colouring is the hydrolyzed silk protein, suited to repairing and smoothing hair that chemical services have roughened rather than just coating it temporarily. Combined with a set of botanical extracts for added conditioning, it's built to restore slip and shine to hair that's had its internal moisture and protein depleted by a colour or chemical service, without adding heaviness that would counteract a fresh colour result.

Massage into wet hair after shampooing with a matching colour-care shampoo. Distribute evenly through mid-lengths and ends, then rinse thoroughly. Use as a regular part of the wash routine for colour-treated or chemically-treated hair; no extended processing time is specified or required.

Hydrolyzed silk protein is a genuine strengthening/smoothing ingredient for hair roughened by chemical processing, and the light emollient system detangles without the heaviness some protein conditioners bring. On the other hand, the formula relies on parabens and imidazolidinyl urea as preservatives, which some consumers specifically avoid, and it carries no sulfate-free or vegan claim the way some competing colour-care conditioners do. It's also worth noting this formulation appears to be an older or legacy version of Kenra's colour-care conditioner — the brand's current lineup uses a different formula under the "Color Protecting" name.