Processed curly and coily hair (coloured, lightened or chemically treated) that has lost strength, elasticity or definition and tends to frizz. It is a good match for anyone who avoids silicones in their curl routine.

It is a retail conditioner for home use; the 1 L size is also practical for salons.

Silicone-heavy conditioners can make processed curls feel soft on day one and limp by day three. Acidic Bonding Curls Conditioner gives the conditioning and detangling curls need with no silicones, while its Curl-Bond Technology works on the bond damage that lightening and colour leave behind. That combination of repair and clean conditioning is what sets it apart from a standard curl conditioner.

1. After shampooing with Acidic Bonding Curls Silicone-Free Shampoo, apply the conditioner to wet hair.
2. Work through from mid-lengths to ends, then rinse.
3. Follow with the Acidic Bonding Curls Leave-In Treatment.

Avoid contact with eyes; if it happens, rinse them immediately.

Pros:

• Silicone-free slip and detangling, so curls are not weighed down by build-up
• Citric acid, urea and glycine target strength and elasticity in processed curls
• Coconut oil and glycerin add hydration without a heavy film
• 1 L size available

Cons:

• Designed for curls and coils; fine straight hair may find it too rich
• Works best alongside the matching shampoo and leave-in
• Contains added fragrance