This conditioner is for people with fine or fragile hair who are seeing thinning and want a conditioner light enough not to add weight, used alongside the rest of the Tea Tree Scalp Care Regeniplex regimen. It contains tea tree leaf water, but is not built around peppermint, lavender, or marula oil - those don't appear in the verified formula.

The conditioner's job in this routine is to offset what a scalp-focused shampoo can do to fine hair - get the scalp clean without leaving strands stripped or tangled - so it leans on lightweight fatty alcohols and a peptide/botanical blend instead of heavier silicones or oils that would weigh hair down.

1. Shampoo first with the Tea Tree Scalp Care Anti-Thinning Shampoo and rinse.
2. Distribute this conditioner evenly through wet hair.
3. Rinse thoroughly.

Pros:

• Uses a peptide (pea peptide) and multiple plant extracts (turmeric, ginseng, clover, Kakadu plum) alongside conventional conditioning agents
• Formulated to be lightweight, using fatty alcohols rather than heavy occlusive agents, so it's less likely to flatten fine, thinning hair
• Designed as part of a three-step regimen (shampoo, conditioner, tonic) built to work together

Cons:

• Contains a silicone-based copolymer, so it isn't a fit for a strict no-silicone routine
• Contains an artificial colorant (Red 40) and fragrance allergens (linalool, geraniol), relevant for fragrance-sensitive users
• Does not contain peppermint, lavender, or marula oil despite some retail copy implying otherwise, so it won't deliver a cooling/tingling peppermint effect