A conditioner is a product designed to improve a certain aspect of the hair, such as its moisture level or strength.

In the salon, you will find many different conditioners designed for specific hair types. In the drug store, conditioners are more broad because the large manufacturers cannot afford to pay the stores to carry all these items. As a result, drug store conditioners often contain ingredients that coat the hair, building a façade that improves the "condition" but doesn't actually offer any help to the hair.

When Henri Mastey develops a conditioner, the stylist's needs are foremost in mind. While many of his conditioners are popular retail items, they were designed to uphold the most rigid in-salon standards.

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Sun Care Protection from the sun. Nourishment for the skin.		Ingredients to Avoid Cosmetic ingredients you should avoid! The ingredients listed below are found in many of the hair or skin care products you use today. Harsh Cleansers Why you should never actually use any shampoo, conditioner, bubble bath, skin care, color cosmetic or body wash containing even one of these type of ingredients. Oils Moisture and Oil Don't mix Dyes Why do cosmetic companies add dyes to their products? Human Hair Keratin Why we shouldn't use Human Hair protein Unnecessary and unwanted Protiens Animal Protein, Collagen Protein, Animal by-Products