More about Hair conditioner
Organic silicone-free conditioner makes all the difference between unruly and smooth hair: plant oils and natural proteins provide moisture and improve combability – without ingredients that weigh your hair down over time. Here you'll find conditioners in natural cosmetics quality, liquid or in solid form, many of them vegan.
What to look for in a good conditioner
- Silicone-free: Conditioning should penetrate the hair, not seal it – silicones only smooth temporarily and can weigh hair down over time.
- Plant-based active ingredients: Hemp, wheatgerm, oat or apricot – from repair to volume, depending on your hair's needs.
- Values: Brands such as I+M and Fair Squared are vegan and meet genuine natural cosmetics standards, with I+M also using Fairtrade ingredients.
- Format: Classic conditioner in a bottle or a solid conditioner – compact, long-lasting and without a plastic bottle.
Our brands: why we chose them
I+M offers vegan conditioners with Fairtrade ingredients and a clear focus: repair with hemp, volume with wheatgerm.
Speick stands for straightforward natural cosmetics for everyday use – from Pure Hair Conditioner to Natural Aktiv Hair Conditioner.
Weleda brings a classic for stressed hair with Hafer Aufbau-Spülung.
Fair Squared rounds off the selection, for example with Haarspülung Apricot.
Lamazuna takes a solid approach to hair care: the solid conditioner is compact, long-lasting and ideal for travelling.
Mukti Organics adds rich plant-based care in a large format with Botanique Conditioner.
How to get the best from your conditioner
First wash your hair with a mild natural shampoo, gently squeeze out excess water and distribute the conditioner through the lengths and ends – not at the roots. Leave it on briefly, then rinse thoroughly. Once a week, you can give your hair more: use a nourishing hair treatment instead of your usual conditioner.
Why choose a silicone-free conditioner?
Silicones coat the hair in a film: it looks shiny straight away, but isn't actually conditioned underneath and may feel weighed down over time. Plant oils and proteins condition the hair fibre itself instead – the effect builds over time rather than wearing off.
How do you use a solid conditioner?
Briefly wet the bar and glide it directly over the lengths, or emulsify it between your hands. Solid conditioner is highly concentrated, lasts a long time and fits into any travel bag.
What helps with dry hair?
Consistency: use conditioner after every wash, along with rich care from plant-based hair care. Moisturising formulas improve combability and restore softness to dry hair.
For the full overview of care, colour and styling, visit natural hair care.
Updated 08/2026