Hair Conditioner Hacks

Here’s a rule we love to live by: good hair = good vibes. It doesn’t matter how many hours of sleep we did (or didn’t) get last night, or how wrinkled that blouse is – with good hair, we feel and look invincible. What’s good hair to you? For some, it’s supermodel tresses with just the right amount of body, highlights, and face-framing layers. For us, good hair is hair that’s at its happiest and healthiest.

Unfortunately, we don’t always treat our hair like we should. Washing in boiling hot water, heat styling daily, and knotting it up into a messy bun are just some of the no-no’s that can result in dull, frizzy, brittle hair—nothing like the Sofia Vergara perfection we’re after.

Looking for a hair miracle? You may have just found it in our best conditioner collection, made with natural, plant-infused ingredients. Keep reading to learn which natural ingredients make a good hair conditioner and some hair conditioner hacks to restore that glowing halo to your crowning glory.

Hair Conditioner Ingredient Guide

This sulfate free, synthetic fragrance free hair conditioner smells like heaven and feels restorative yet lightweight on our strands, thanks to the pomelo that softens and nourishes hair. With a base of rose flower water and organic aloe, this conditioner is incredibly soothing to upset scalps. Hair health starts at the scalp, and the is a master of calming hydration for a healthy base. Rose is a miracle ingredient for reestablishing the natural pH of the hair and repairing imbalanced porosity. It’s also great for killing dandruff and fighting frizz. The rich and coconut oil in this formula give hair the conditioning and shine it needs to be healthy and strong, balanced by the citrus power of yuzu and pomelo to help cleanse hair of debris and pack on mega-shine for a mirror-like gloss finish. The star ingredient pomelo promotes hair growth by fortifying your scalp with We’ll take that over sulfates, detergents and other harsh chemicals that can irritate skin and lead to hair loss.

With this product, it’s all in the name, especially since most of us know that coconut is a miracle worker for hair. Coconut is rich in fatty acids and vitamin E that deeply hydrate our locks. It also helps remove excess oil and dirt buildup from our scalps and strands. Coconut oil also aids in faster, thicker and healthier hair growth by boosting the tensile strength of our hair and protecting it from damage and dryness. The cleansing and balancing aspects of this hair conditioner are powered by all the herbs inside including nettle, rosemary, thyme, oregano and lavender. These ingredients help to balance oil production in the scalp, remove bacteria and stimulate hair growth. Did we mention that this formula is also sulfate and synthetic free, scented with only natural ingredients and perfect to use on all hair type.

In beauty terms, Kelp is a super source of B vitamins, as well as vitamins C, D, E, zinc, potassium and calcium. Sea kelp is known to reduce hair loss, increase hair growth and boost health and shine, creating stronger, more beautiful hair. Another one of our conditioners with a rose water and organic aloe base, this product also contains soothing yet stimulating peppermint for a clarified scalp and quicker hair growth. This hair conditioner also includes flaxseed oil – great for its anti-inflammatory properties and vitamin E nourishment. This product is fully vegan and ready for use on any hair length, color and type.

Do you have a dry, itchy scalp? Suffer from dandruff or scalp sores? Neem is here to help. It’s a tree native to India that’s most commonly used for its healing properties, and is becoming a more popular ingredient to use in skin and hair care. Neem helps to unclog the pores in our scalp for balanced and better distributed oil production. Neem also helps to soothe dandruff and other inflammatory scalp issues. As a natural antioxidant, it helps to promote hair growth and kill bacteria and free radicals. This formula also includes powerfully soothing and cleansing tea tree oil, stimulating eucalyptus and burdock root which is rich in vitamin A for strengthening hair and soothing redness, itchiness and dandruff. This hair conditioner is great for anyone who wants to achieve or maintain balanced, healthy hair.

This is one of the best conditioners for promoting hair strength and repair. Packed with vitamins and nutrients like biotin, niacinamide, and provitamin B5, it deeply nourishes the hair shaft and protects it from environmental stressors. Aloe vera and rose water keep hair hydrated and soft, while powerful antioxidants support healthy scalp circulation for stronger, shinier locks.

When it comes to dry and damaged hair, this is the best conditioner for intense hydration. Infused with coconut oil, avocado butter, and aloe juice, it deeply moisturizes each strand, leaving your hair soft and manageable. The formula also contains peppermint oil to invigorate the scalp and promote healthy hair growth, making it perfect for anyone dealing with dry, brittle hair.

For hair that’s been through heat styling, coloring, or environmental damage, this is your go-to. Formulated with burdock root, horsetail, and neem, this conditioner restores hair health by repairing split ends and preventing future damage. It’s ideal for anyone transitioning to a more natural hair routine or dealing with damaged locks.

Hair Conditioner Hacks

1. The Ends Up

We have a philosophy that healthy, beautiful results aren’t only about the product, but also about the application. We recommend to start from the ground up – or in this case, the ends – by conditioning the tips of our hair first. Why? The ends of our hair are the oldest and therefore the weakest. By hitting the ends first, we can reduce the overall amount of product we use and target the areas that need it most.This technique works best when using a rich conditioner like the to prevent split ends and breakage.

2. Double Dose Hair Conditioner

Going through a hair transition? We can totally relate. Whether growing out an awkward length, saying buy-bye to blonde, or going au-naturel, a hair change can be rough on our lifestyle. We recommend listening to our hair and treating it with what it wants. If your hair is blonde on the bottom but dark on the top, chances are that the hair on the bottom is going to need a bit more hydration using a double dose of conditioner can help. Apply a balancing shampoo to your scalp, then follow with the on your ends for an extra hit of moisture. This two-step approach keeps your hair healthy and hydrated during the transition.

3. Detangle with Hair Conditioner

Tangled, knotted hair is often a result of hair that needs some extra love. Why not use your conditioner to solve two problems? We suggest lightly detangling hair with your fingers before shampooing like normal – but avoid any of that swirling around to prevent the hair from tangling further. Then rinse the shampoo and apply the conditioner from the ends up. While avoiding the shower head, take a wide tooth comb and work it through the hair from tips to root, moving up about 2-3 inches until you reach the scalp. Massage the excess hair conditioner into the scalp before rinsing in cold to lukewarm water for a tangle free, shiny mane. Instead of struggling with knots, use your conditioner as a detangler. Our will leave your hair tangle-free, soft, and easy to manage.

4. Deep Conditioning Mask

Here’s a fun fact – our conditioners are dual purpose! Instead of using in a regular wash, try these as a hair treatment. This trick works especially well for those of us with split ends, color-treated ends or dry hair types. For this trick, the works wonders. You can wash hair before bed, apply the hair conditioner and then braid to secure the product. In the morning, unravel braids for super glossy and hydrated waves, or rinse out before styling for lightly-scented, softer hair.

5. Bonus Hack: Hair Conditioner as a Styling Product

While we love to pamper ourselves using multiple products with organic, natural ingredients, there are times when less is more. When traveling, spending time outdoors or just simplifying our routines, we’ve been known to use our conditioners for several uses. First, because our conditioners are traditionally meant for the hair, we love using them as styling products to achieve slick, sleek strands. The can be applied to damp hair to tame flyaways and add a sleek finish to your look. Simply smooth into dry or damp hair and style with a brush or comb depending on your desired look. As you know, our conditioners are rich in soothing, moisturizing ingredients and free of synthetics and sulfates, so they can be used as a lotion in a pinch. Try mixing our hair conditioner with a bit of water, and use it as a super hydrating and soothing shaving cream.

Why Scalp Health Matters for Hair Conditioning

Healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp. Many of us focus on conditioning the ends of our hair, but neglect the scalp—which is where hair growth begins. Using a best conditioner that also nourishes the scalp can make a big difference in the overall health of your hair.

The is a great option for moisturizing both the scalp and hair. It contains peppermint oil and aloe vera, which soothe irritation and promote better circulation. A well-nourished scalp produces stronger, healthier hair over time.

For those dealing with dandruff or an itchy scalp, the is a perfect solution. Neem and burdock root help to balance oil production, reduce flaking, and support scalp health for longer-lasting hair hydration.

FAQs About Hair Conditioners

1. What makes a conditioner the best conditioner for damaged hair?

The best conditioner for damaged hair will contain nourishing ingredients like avocado butter, coconut oil, and aloe vera to hydrate and repair. Look for conditioners that are free from sulfates and silicones, which can cause further damage. The is perfect for repairing split ends and preventing future damage.

2. Can I use conditioner on my scalp?

Yes! Conditioning your scalp can improve hydration and reduce dryness. Using a lightweight, nourishing conditioner like the can promote healthier hair growth while preventing scalp irritation.

3. How often should I deep condition my hair?

It depends on your hair type. For dry or damaged hair, deep conditioning once a week is recommended. You can use the as a weekly treatment to restore hydration and shine.

4. Can I use conditioner as a leave-in treatment?

Yes, some conditioners can double as leave-in treatments. Apply a small amount of the to damp hair, focusing on the ends, for extra hydration and protection throughout the day.

5. What’s the best conditioner for color-treated hair?

The is ideal for color-treated hair. It helps to repair damage caused by coloring and heat styling while keeping your color vibrant and your hair healthy.

With these hacks and the best conditioners from 100% PURE, your hair will feel softer, healthier, and more manageable. Happy conditioning!

Whether you’re someone who spends hours in the salon, or someone who has just minutes to style their hair every morning, we 100% recommend our natural, chemical free and vegan hair conditioner collection. And with so many added benefits to them, we might end up giving Sofia Vergara a run for her money!