Natural conditioners
Natural conditioners for hair
A hair conditioner is a gentle finishing touch after every wash. It smooths the hair, makes it easier to comb and gives it shine. You can choose a solid conditioner that is rinsed out, or a hair milk that stays in the hair as a leave-in conditioner.
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How to choose a natural conditioner
The solid natural conditioner with cocoa butter, hyaluronic acid, keratin and panthenol suits dry and damaged hair and hair strained by blow-drying and straightening. It works anti-statically, and hair frizzes less afterwards.
The Regebasil® hair milks are a leave-in conditioner in a spray with basil root extract and pea peptide for dull, dry, fine and brittle hair. Choose by scent – Linden, the sweet Confectionery or Krása a čistota.

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How to use a hair conditioner
Apply the solid conditioner to washed, gently squeezed-out hair, mainly to the lower part of the lengths. Glide it over the hair in circular movements until a milky emulsion forms, or create the emulsion in your palms. Leave it on for three to five minutes and rinse. Then store the conditioner somewhere dry, ideally on a soap dish.
Conditioner or hair balm?
A hair balm and a conditioner are almost the same thing – rinse-out care after shampoo. A conditioner smooths the hair and protects it while combing, while a mask works for longer and cares for the hair in depth. Treat dry hair to a hair mask once a week; on other days a conditioner is enough.
Leave-in conditioner in a spray
Shake the hair milk, spray it onto washed hair and comb it through so the care spreads evenly. Do not rinse. The milk is suitable for daily use on wet and dry hair. Try how much your hair can take – first spray it into your palm. You will find all the milks in the hair milks category.
Conditioner in winter
Under a hat and in dry air, hair easily becomes static. The solid conditioner works anti-statically, and a drop of oat oil smooths the ends. Oat oil is light, absorbs easily and does not weigh the hair down. It gives it suppleness and softness.

