"This all-vegan, wellness conditioner contains plant-based proteins that hydrate, improve suppleness and manageability, and give your blonde or streaked hair a shine and shine," says the manufacturer. On my own I will add that, in addition to proteins, the composition contains dimecticon, which also gives shine, smoothness and radiance. I am calm about silicones in cosmetics of this kind, because a couple of times a month I cleanse my hair and scalp with a special scrub. In addition to technical components, the composition also contains a lot of useful things: oils (shea and olive), flax seed extract and hydrolyzed rice protein (those same proteins), panthenol and tocopherol (vitamin E). The product is delivered in a "curvy" plastic bottle of pastel shades - turquoise and lilac. I want to say that I bought the product not least because of the beauty of the bottle. Convenient pedal cover delivers the right amount of conditioner. The product is rich in dark purple color, quite thick. The fragrance is perfumed, pleasant, fresh, with tropical notes. The scent can be heard on the hair for a while. In the top photo, the conditioner is photographed with a tinted shampoo, but I do not use them together, so as not to turn into Malvina. Alternately, both products are well pigmented. I use the conditioner after the usual shampoo. It is remarkably distributed through the hair, detangles it decently and even looks after it! Usually, tint conditioners are more about color than care. This is not the case. Looks like, indeed, proteins fulfill the manufacturer's promises. And, of course, the main task - to remove yellowness from the hair - the product performs at 5+.
