Guide

Silicone-free conditioner for dry hair

LHRIR is a creamy conditioner for dry lengths and ends. Argan oil, avocado oil, shea butter and sweet almond oil sit in the formula, and behentrimonium methosulfate conditions the hair, so it feels softer and combs out more easily.

LHRIR

The comb catches on the lengths and the knots will not give. LHRIR, our Moroccan conditioner with argan oil and avocado oil, is built for exactly that: the lengths stay soft and the comb slides through them.

Conditioner for dry hair: what actually does the work

Static is what lifts single strands and tangles the lengths. Behentrimonium methosulfate has hair-conditioning and antistatic functions. That is exactly why it is in the formula: the hair stays settled instead of lifting.

Argan, avocado, almond and shea act as emollients. That is the part of the formula you feel as softness. Glycerin, the second ingredient on the label right after water, has humectant and hair-conditioning functions. Tocopherol is vitamin E, the antioxidant in the formula.

The rest of the list is there for the formula itself. Cetearyl alcohol gives it thickness, while benzyl alcohol and dehydroacetic acid keep it from spoiling. Eleven ingredients, and every one of them has a job.

You notice it at the comb: fingers run down the lengths, knots give, the hair does not fight back.

Natural conditioner or not: it is all on the label

The ingredient list is the only place that shows you what you are actually buying. Three things worth checking before you pay:

  • Whether the formula has a conditioning ingredient. Oils and butters give softness, but an ingredient with an antistatic function is what makes the hair easier to comb.
  • How long the list is. A short list you can read to the end tells you what goes onto your hair.
  • Where it was made. The country of manufacture is on the label. For LHRIR that is Morocco.

If you want to read more about washing and caring for dry hair, here is our guide: sulfate-free shampoo and silicone-free conditioner for dry hair.

LHRIR and its pair: a two-step routine

Shampoo and conditioner go one after the other. If you want the shampoo from the same line, there is IHLA, our sulfate-free shampoo: it washes with four surfactants, and the formula pH is 5.0 to 5.5.

The rhythm is simple: after washing, gently squeeze out the excess water, apply LHRIR to the lengths only, from mid-lengths to the ends, leave it two to three minutes, then rinse thoroughly.

LHRIR: a silicone-free conditioner, 250 ml, formula pH 4.0 to 4.5.

Order LHRIR · 40 KM We ship from Sarajevo, and delivery anywhere in Bosnia and Herzegovina usually takes 1 to 2 working days. Pay by card when you order, or cash on delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a silicone-free conditioner different from a regular one?

LHRIR is a silicone-free conditioner. The softness comes from plant oils and shea butter, the combing from behentrimonium methosulfate.

Will LHRIR weigh down my fine hair?

LHRIR is for any hair, short or long. Work it through the lengths only, from mid-lengths to the ends, and keep it off the roots. Leave it two to three minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Afterwards the lengths keep their bounce and spring back into shape.

Can I use LHRIR every day?

Use it whenever you wash your hair, because LHRIR comes after the shampoo rather than instead of it. Leave it on for two to three minutes each time.

How much does LHRIR cost and how do I order?

LHRIR costs 40 KM. Order through the product page and leave your address. We ship from Sarajevo, and delivery anywhere in Bosnia and Herzegovina usually takes 1 to 2 working days. Delivery costs 8 KM and is free on orders of 59 KM or more. Pay by card when you order, or cash on delivery.

What goes with LHRIR?

IHLA. A sulfate-free wash, then LHRIR on the lengths, and fingers run straight through the hair. Together they make the hair ritual, 75 KM.