Saryna Key. Lightweight Shea Butter Restorative Conditioner

Shea Conditioner creates an outer protective shell that enriches the hair shaft with softening agents, vitamins and minerals

Shea butter contains cotton and silk proteins that soften the hair fiber and restore shine and natural hydration, vitamin B5 that regenerates hair, active proteins that improve its texture and amino acids that strengthen it

how to use it: see Oli & Eve tips

• the "light" repairer is for haircurlyWhoare damagedAndthin or which can become greasy quickly, if your hair is curly but NOT damaged, opt for the curly hair conditioner instead

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• if your hair isdamaged, frizzy, dry, thick and/or does NOT become oily easily, opt instead for the original version (not the light one):

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tips for use:

• It is important to twist your hair well, in order to remove as much water as possible before putting the conditioner in your hair.

• massage your hair well and make sure there is no product left in your hands by spreading it well on your hair

• game changer: you have to brush the conditioner into your hair after spreading it and massage it with your hands

• you should detangle until your hair has a smooth and soft texture. if you have never done it before, it is quite normal that it will take longer to completely detangle and obtain the smooth texture of the hair. the more you do it each time you put your conditioner, the less time it will take to detangle, in the shower or when you get out

• Rinse your brush well

• It is completely normal for a lot of hair to fall out of your head when you detangle the conditioner. This does not mean that you are pulling out your hair, quite the contrary, since detangling it with conditioner is the easiest and least aggressive way for your hair

• The thicker your hair, the more you "lose" when washing. You have to understand that a lot of this hair had already fallen out on its own, or it had simply reached the end of its cycle and new hair had already grown to replace it.

• leave the conditioner in your hair as long as possible, so you should consider washing your hair first, so you can keep the conditioner in until the end of your shower

• Rinse well for a few minutes under the warmest possible water, using your fingers to rinse the scalp well

• The more you use the product, the less you will need to use it, as your hair will become healthier and less porous.