Contains 82% organic ingredients.

1. On my scalp or only on the ends?




Lengths and ends, that’s where your conditioner belongs. Not at the roots, because close to the scalp it makes your hair look flat and greasy faster. Distribute it from about your ears downwards. Do you have a dry, sensitive scalp? Then you can apply it a little higher occasionally, but in principle, you should stay away from your roots.

2. Is "fragrance-free" really fragrance-free?





Yes, and that is not just a claim here. No perfume has been added; it is officially a fragrance-free formula. That is more important than it sounds: fragrances are one of the most common causes of an irritated scalp. Does your skin react easily? Then this is exactly the type of product you are looking for.

3. Is a conditioner safe for a sensitive scalp?





Certainly, as long as you use it in the right place. Your conditioner belongs on your lengths and ends, not on your scalp, so it largely stays out of harm's way. And because this product is fragrance-free and mild, the chance of irritation is small. Always rinse thoroughly so that no residue remains that could irritate your skin.

4. How long should I leave it in?





Three to five minutes is enough. Longer doesn't make it better; a conditioner works quite quickly. Use those few minutes to gently detangle your hair or finish the rest of your shower. Rinse thoroughly afterwards with lukewarm water—not too hot, which is better for a sensitive scalp anyway.

5. Won't this make my hair flat or greasy?





Not if you use it correctly. Flat or greasy hair is almost always caused by using too much product or applying it right to the roots. Use a small amount, keep it to your lengths and ends, and rinse well. Fine hair? Be extra sparing; a coin-sized amount is often enough.