Herbal Essences Coconut Scent Hydrate Conditioner is a 250ml hair conditioner infused with coconut extract, formulated to deeply nourish very dry hair. Its formula can be used as a standard rinse-off conditioner or left in without rinsing, giving you a choice of how much conditioning your hair gets on any given day.

Key Features

• Coconut extract for very dry hair: Formulated with coconut extract (Cocos Nucifera fruit juice) to help nourish very dry hair.
• Dual rinse-off or leave-in use: The conditioner can be rinsed out after application or left in for extra conditioning, without needing a separate leave-in product.
• 96% natural-origin ingredients: The formula is stated to be 96% natural origin, with ingredients verified by plant experts at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
• Recyclable packaging: The bottle is recyclable.

Can I leave this conditioner in without rinsing it out?

Yes. Herbal Essences designed this formula to work two ways: apply and rinse it out as usual, or apply it and leave it in without rinsing if your hair needs extra conditioning. Both methods use the same bottle, so you can choose whichever suits your hair on the day.

Is this conditioner sulfate-free?

Yes. This conditioner is formulated without sulfates.

What does ""96% natural origin"" mean for this conditioner?

It means 96% of the formula's ingredients are derived from natural sources. Herbal Essences states these ingredients have been verified by plant experts at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

Key ingredient: Coconut extract (Cocos Nucifera fruit juice), included to help nourish very dry hair.

Apply generously to wet hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends, then choose one of two ways to use it:

• Rinse off: leave for a moment, then rinse thoroughly.
• Leave in: skip rinsing and style as normal.

A few precautions apply when using this conditioner:

• Avoid contact with the eyes. If the conditioner gets into your eyes, rinse thoroughly with water.
• The ingredients list includes linalool, limonene and coumarin, fragrance components that UK cosmetic labelling rules require to be listed individually because they can cause a reaction in people with a known sensitivity to them.