ATTITUDE’s Super leaves™ Nourishing and Strengthening Conditioner combines the goodness of olive leaves with grapeseed oil, widely used for its healing and moisturizing properties. Ideal for dry and damaged hair.
Did you know olives are rich in healthy fats and antioxidants? As a matter of fact, olive leaves are also loaded with these healthy nutrients. With its aroma that reminds us of pear and ginger, ATTITUDE’s Super leaves™ Nourishing and Strengthening Conditioner combines the goodness of olive leaves with grapeseed oil, widely used for its healing and moisturizing properties. Ideal for dry and damaged hair, this conditioner helps to restore and strengthen distressed locks. Hypoallergenic and dermatologically-tested, our Nourishing & Strengthening Conditioner includes moringa seed extract, known for its antipollution properties. For better damage repair results, use our Nourishing & Strengthening Shampoo before applying the Conditioner. For beautiful hair, from root to end!
Benefits
Loaded with antioxidants, grapeseed oil and olive leaf extract help nourish and strengthen dry and damaged hair.
Olive leaf extract is known for providing deep conditioning down to the follicle, bringing out your hair’s natural luster.
Grapeseed oil is known for its deep repair proprieties and helps renew dry and damaged ends, softening hair and adding shine.
Moringa seed extract, with its cleansing and purifying power, helps decrease the adhesion of pollutants and detoxifies the hair and scalp.
An aroma that reminds us of pear and ginger.
Our conditioner comes in a squeeze tube, making it easy to use.
Our surfactants are made of plant-derived glucose and fatty alcohols, free of ethoxylated bi-products contaminated with cancer-causing chemicals (1,4-dioxane and ethylene oxide), such as SLES/SLS.
Our products are constantly evolving, hence, please refer to the product packaging for our most accurate ingredient list.
Please note that our products have always contained fragrances of natural origin (except for unscented products). The only thing that has changed is the way we display this information on our packaging. EWG has requested that we add the term *fragrance (parfum) to our list of ingredients because their internal standard now make it mandatory for companies to indicate which ingredients are part of the fragrance
