For people with fine or thin hair that goes limp and loses body by midday, used as the second step after Kenra's Volumizing Shampoo. It's a professional salon brand sold for direct home use — no mixing or processing required, just a standard shampoo-and-conditioner routine.

It's not formulated for coarse, thick, or very dry/damaged hair; the lightweight, volume-focused conditioning agents here are chosen specifically not to weigh down fine strands, which means they may under-condition thicker or more porous hair types.

Most conditioners marketed for volume just condition lightly and hope less product equals more lift. This one instead leans on behentrimonium chloride for real detangling and manageability, then relies on keeping application confined to the mid-lengths and ends (never the root) and a pH-balanced base to avoid re-weighing down hair that the shampoo step already lifted. The result is meant to be a conditioner fine-haired users can actually use daily without undoing the volume they just washed in.

Shampoo first with Kenra Volumizing Shampoo, remove excess water, then work the conditioner through the mid-lengths and ends, avoiding the root area where added weight would undercut the volumizing effect. Rinse thoroughly.

Pros

• Behentrimonium chloride is a strong cationic conditioning agent, which is what gives fine hair manageable 'hold' rather than just temporary slip that washes out immediately
• pH-balancing formulation is aimed at not over-softening hair at the root, which is where volume loss shows first
• Lighter than many everyday conditioners, so it's less likely to weigh down fine strands when applied correctly to mid-lengths and ends only
• Designed as a matched pair with Kenra's Volumizing Shampoo rather than a general-purpose conditioner repurposed for volume

Cons

• Formulated specifically for fine, limp hair — coarse, thick, or significantly dry/damaged hair is likely to find it under-conditioning
• Contains isopropanol, which can be drying if overused or applied at the scalp rather than lengths and ends
• Published volume-increase percentages are inconsistent across sources (see review note); treat exact numeric marketing claims as directional rather than lab-verified for this specific product
• Must be applied sparingly to mid-lengths/ends and rinsed thoroughly — leftover product in fine hair can flatten the volume it's meant to create