Intense Conditioner for Moisture & Control

• aqua/water/eau
• cetearyl alcohol
  Improves the stability of emulsions and has strong soothing properties. A fatty alcohol that occurs as a natural component in plants.
• behentrimonium chloride
  An antistatic and antiseptic surfactant that also acts as a preservative. Its concentration in cosmetics is very controlled: authorised only for preservative purposes, its concentration must not exceed 5% in a formula requiring rinsing, and 3% in a formula not requiring rinsing.
• cetyl alcohol
  Natural fat alcohol that increases the viscosity and stability of emulsions.
• amodimethicone
  Frequently used emollient to soften and smooth the skin.
• hydrogenated ethylhexyl olivate
  Derived from olive oil, this moisturizing conditioner forms a barrier to protect the skin from free radicals.
• parfum/fragrance
• cetyl esters
  Synthetic wax product, prevents moisture loss, revitalizes and acts as a lubricant for the skin and hair surface.
• isododecane
  Conditioning agent, which acts as a solvent, moisturizer and emollient, and allows for long wear. May be comedogenic and irritating.
• propanediol
  Has the ability to soften and soothe the skin and to prevent water loss.
• phenoxyethanol
  May cause skin allergies and neurological disorders. Preservative used to guarantee the microbiological resistance of the product as well as the stability and therefore the high performance of the formula. Authorised up to 1% by European regulations, and less harmful in rinsed skincare.
• stearamine oxide
  Conditioning agent with antistatic properties. Also acts as an emulsifier and promotes a nice foam.
• isopropyl alcohol
  May be irritating to individuals with very sensitive skin. Used as an antiseptic in cosmetic products.
• guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride
  Reduces the electrostatic charge of hair.
• ethylhexylglycerin
  Used as a natural preservative that inhibits the development of harmful bacteria without damaging the skin flora. It also increases the efficacy of other preservative agents.
• polysorbate 60
  Used to dilute essential oils or perfumes in water-based cosmetic products such as lotions or creams.
• hydrogenated olive oil unsaponifiables
  Derived from olive oil, surfactant that acts as a conditioner, emollient and cleanser.
• hydroxyethylcellulose
  Emulsifier and formula stabiliser. Forms a film on the surface of the skin or hair to keep the beneficial actives on the surface.
• butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter
• panthenol
  It has moisturising, anti-inflammatory, regenerating and healing properties. It also strengthens the hydrolipidic film, improves skin elasticity and promotes cell renewal in case of injury.
• tetrasodium edta
  Prevents the precipitation of certain ions (calcium, magnesium, etc.) to guarantee the quality of cosmetic products and their conservation.
• c11-15 pareth-7
  A surface-active conditioning agent that acts as an emulsifier. It is considered non-toxic if used in regulated quantities.
• caprylyl glycol
  Moisturises the skin and stabilises the formula with its anti-microbial properties.
• laureth-9
  Surfactant that acts as an emulsifier. Its concentration in cosmetics is very controlled: authorised only for preservative purposes, its concentration must not exceed 4% in a formula requiring rinsing, and 3% in a formula not requiring rinsing.
• jojoba esters
  Made from jojoba seeds, it moisturizes and softens, while providing a soft and pleasant touch.
• cetrimonium chloride
  May cause skin and eye irritations. Quaternary ammonium salts used as disinfectants, surfactants, softeners and antistatic agents. Authorised by European regulations at a rate of 2.5% for rinsed hair care, 1% for leave-on hair care and 0.5% for leave-on facial care.
• trideceth-15
  Emulsifier and surfactant. Potentially harmful to the environment. Its use is regulated as it can be irritating.
• trideceth-3
  Emulsifier and surfactant. Potentially harmful to the environment.
• pentaerythrityl tetra-di-t-butyl hydroxyhydrocinnamate
  Acts as an antioxidant: helps to maintain the properties and performance of a product as it is exposed to air, light or heat.
• glycerin
  Acts as a protective barrier and promotes skin elasticity. It has a strong moisturizing effect.
• bht
• trideceth-12
  Used in a wide variety of cosmetic products as a surfactant. It is known to prevent the build-up of silicones, or other products that accumulate in the hair. This is why it is most commonly found in shampoos, conditioners and other hair care products.
• polysilicone-15
  Mineral sun filter, absorbing UVB.
• shorea stenoptera seed butter
• quaternium-95
  Conditioning agent, protects against the harmful effects of the sun, leaves hair manageable, soft and supple. Non-degradable, it is very polluting for the planet.
• acetic acid
  Acid present in vinegar and certain fruits, has disinfectant properties.
• citric acid
  Is used as a preservative and stabilizer.
• moringa oleifera seed oil
  Derived from the seeds of the moringa tree, native to northern India, this oil acts as an antioxidant. Containing vitamins A, B, C and E, it restores health and beauty to the skin, moisturizing and reducing wrinkles, while reducing damage caused by free radicals.
• prunus domestica seed oil
• alcohol
  Works as a preservative due to its antimicrobial properties. Also widely used in disinfectant products for its antiseptic effect. Its astringent properties help to tighten pores. Can be responsible for dryness if not rebalanced with superfatting substances in cosmetic formulas.
• octocrylene
• disodium phosphate
  Made from a mixture of phosphoric acid and soda ash, it regulates the pH of the care products and prevents corrosion of the packaging.
• butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane
  Chemical filter that absorbs UVA and UVB rays. Also used as a stabilizer in formulas. Limited to 4% in formulas by the EU, it is a pollutant for the planet, can cause skin allergies and is a suspected endocrine disruptor.
• tocopherol
  Acts as an antioxidant, is effective against premature wrinkles, soothes the skin and protects it from drying out. Vitamin E also neutralizes free radicals.
• sodium phosphate
  Emulsifier that stabilises the pH.
• butylene glycol
  Although considered the least irritating of the glycols, it can be irritating to individuals with very sensitive skin. However, it improves hydration by attracting water molecules from the environment to the epidermis to moisturise the skin's surface.
• cystine bis-pg-propyl silanetriol
  Acts as a conditioner, restores radiance and shine.
• hydrolyzed vegetable protein pg-propyl silanetriol
  A conditioning agent that reduces damage from environmental stresses, chemical treatments and styling practices, improves hair strength and protects it. However, it can be irritating, and being non-degradable, it pollutes the planet.
• hydrolyzed vegetable protein
  Conditions and brightens hair and skin due to its concentration of amino acids, proteins and peptides. Also used as an antistatic agent.
• tocopheryl acetate
  Derived from Vitamin E. Acts as an antioxidant and fights against free radicals.
• leontopodium alpinum extract
  Antioxidant, the extract of the edelweiss flower soothes, protects from the sun's rays and strengthens the skin's barrier.
• amber extract
  Makes hair supple, shiny, soft and easier to style, gives it volume.
• citrullus lanatus (watermelon) fruit extract
  Rich in antioxidants, vitamins A, B, C and E, minerals and amino acids. Protects cells against dryness, heat and UV rays through a DNA protection mechanism.
• sodium hydroxide
  Decreases skin's pH acidity.
• potassium sorbate
  Inhibits the growth of microorganisms in cosmetic products.
• sodium benzoate
  Used as a natural preservative. Sodium benzoate is the salt of benzoic acid which occurs naturally in cranberries, prunes, cinnamon and apples.
• oryza sativa (rice) seed protein
  Antioxidant, retains moisture and softens.
• phytic acid
  A plant-based acid that hydrates the skin while exfoliating it from within, reducing wrinkles that extend into the underlying layers of the skin.
• oryza sativa (rice) extract
  Chelating agent (prevents minerals in the water from causing undesirable reactions), which acts as a conditioner and softener.
• citrulline
  Conditioning agent with antioxidant properties.
• disodium edta
  Helps stabilise the formula and makes the texture more pleasant. Not a problem for human health but not biodegradable and very harmful to the environment.
• gluconolactone
  Widely used as for its moisturizing properties, the gluconolactone has multiple hydroxyl groups, which attract water and seal it into the skin. It also tightens the skin cells, making the pores smaller. Its antioxidant properties fight free radicals and the visible signs of skin aging.
• litchi chinensis pericarp extract
  Derived from lychee, has antioxidant, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.
• moringa oleifera seed extract
  Herb used in traditional Chinese medicine, antioxidant rich in vitamins C and E and minerals, which helps protect the skin against environmental aggressions.
• calcium gluconate
  Calcium salt of gluconic acid, it revitalizes, restructures, hydrates and soothes, attracts moisture and acts as a conditioner.
• limonene
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe. The limited dosage reduces the risk of allergies.
• hexyl cinnamal.

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