Top Hair Conditioners

The Best Conditioners for Black Hair on the Market

© Adrienne Christina Miles

Aug 21, 2008
These conditioners are a step above the rest for those with dry and extremely curly hair.

There are countless conditioners on the market for women with dry and/or extremely curly hair. Conditioning treatments are extremely important for black hair because it adds much-needed moisture and conditioning to dry, brittle hair. Generally conditioner is used immediately following a shampoo, but conditioner can also be used in between shampoos.

When choosing a conditioner, stick to cream-based conditioner versus gel-based. Look for good moisturizing, natural oils such jojoba and olive, which can be found in lots of conditioners.

Below are the top five leave-in conditioners for black hair that is relaxed and/or natural:

Pantene Pro-V Relaxed and Natural

Claim: “Moisturized and manageable—shining and healthy—easy to detangle and virtually frizz-free. That's the beauty of this conditioning Pro-vitamin formula. It helps dull hair look radiant while it strengthens against damage, and it helps keep your hair gorgeous—now and in the future.”

Verdict: This conditioner works wonders at making your hair feel moisturized and healthy. It’s a very reasonable price point and can be found at your local drug store.

Joico Conditioner

Claim: "This technologically advanced marine-based conditioner contains Hydramine Sea Complex, Quadramine Complex and jojoba oil to provide the ultimate in moisture replenishment for dry hair."

Verdict: Although on the pricer side, this conditioner is infused with jojoba oil as well as the patented Hydramine Sea Complex and Quadramine Complex which noticibly moisturizes dry hair. This product lives up to the fancy language.

Nexus Therapee Conditioner

Claim: "Dryness, damage, and breakage don’t stand a chance when faced with this lushly textured and elegantly scented daily treat for your hair that restores its elasticity, resilience, and crucial moisture balance."

Verdict: This conditioner not only moisturizes wonderfully, but it also smells wonderful, too. Hair feels stronger and healthy after just once use. A bit pricier, but well worth it.

Mizani BotaniFying Conditioner

Claim: This conditioner combines the elements most vital to hair's health - protein and moisture- into one balance-sustaining formula for the basic maintenance of the hair. This unique fusion provides a microscopic layer on the cuticle to seal-in moisture and prevents heat surface damage.

Verdict: Available in high-end salons, this product is not cheap, but it's well worth the extra money. It seems to work better with heat appliances and prevents heat damage. Hair feels great and smells great, too.

Carol's Daughter Tui Hair Smoothie

Claim: "Rapa seed oil is rich in essential fatty acids, Omega-6 and Omega-3 and slips through strands for easy detangling. Nutrient-rich oils of olive fruit and and sunflower seeds boost shine. Rich shea and cocoa butters provide moisture and protect hair from weather damage, dryness and brittleness. Fragrance cocktail of guava, mango and passion fruit; Tui Hair Smoothie transports you to a tropical island."

Verdict: This nutrient-rich conditioner features numerous natural plants, minerals and fruits which sounds as if it would be an ideal smoothie to drink, yet alone for your hair! It makes your hair shinier, more manageable and healthier. You can find Carol's Daughter products at Sephora.


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