People with fine hair who want more body and thickness from their conditioner, and who want a rinse-out step that detangles without heaviness. The brand positions it specifically for fine hair, not as an all-hair-types formula.

Fine hair often needs conditioning that adds body rather than softness alone, since a heavy conditioner can flatten it right back down. This formula balances lightweight silicone and fatty-alcohol conditioning agents against glycerin and panthenol for moisture, so it detangles and adds shine while still leaving room for volume — and it's scented and formulated to work alongside the matching Tea Tree Lemon Sage shampoo and thickening spray as one system.

This is a rinse-out conditioner — not to be confused with the leave-in Thickening Spray, which is not rinsed.

• Apply a small amount to clean, damp hair after shampooing
• Massage through
• Rinse completely

Pros:

• Combines a lightweight silicone with fatty-alcohol conditioning agents to detangle and add shine without weighing down fine strands
• Glycerin and panthenol are included for added moisture and softness
• Color-safe and paraben-free

Cons:

• Contains methylchloroisothiazolinone/methylisothiazolinone, a preservative combination some sensitive-scalp users prefer to avoid
• Several added fragrance allergens (hexyl cinnamal, limonene) beyond the natural tea tree/lemon/sage extracts
• Not a deep-conditioning treatment — short contact time makes it a daily maintenance step, not a repair mask