Dry, brittle hair that needs more intensive conditioning than a standard rinse-out conditioner provides; Redken positions it as the heaviest step in the All Soft system. It can be used as an everyday conditioner replacement for very dry hair, or as a once- or twice-weekly deep treatment for hair that's only moderately dry. It's a retail product for home use, not a salon-only formula.

The differentiator here is richness relative to the rest of the All Soft line: it carries a higher concentration of Redken's Moisture Complex than the regular conditioner, using fatty alcohols and cationic conditioning agents to deliver a heavier dose of softness and detangling in a short 5-minute application, which helps hair too dry for a standard conditioner to fully manage.

After shampooing (Redken pairs it with All Soft Shampoo), apply to towel-dried hair. Leave on for 5 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. It can be worked into a regular wash routine for very dry hair, or used once or twice a week as an intensive treatment for hair that's only moderately dry.

Pros: the fatty-alcohol-and-silicone base gives noticeably smoother, more manageable hair after just a 5-minute rinse-out, so it doesn't demand a long treatment window; flexible enough to sub in for a daily conditioner or step up to a weekly deep treatment depending on how dry hair is.

Cons: the ingredient list doesn't include some oils (avocado, olive) that appear in marketing summaries for this line elsewhere, so buyers expecting those specific oils on the label won't find them; the conditioning agents (behentrimonium/cetrimonium chloride) can build up on fine hair if used daily rather than as an occasional treatment.