Yes, Dove conditioners are dermatologist approved and have strong consumer satisfaction ratings and reviews.
Yes, there are different conditioners for different hair types, including color, style, damage and everyday hair care needs. Dove conditioners are made to hydrate your hair for a healthy shine. For damaged hair, choose a conditioner that helps restore hair, such as Dove Damage Therapy Intensive Repair Conditioner. For frizzy hair, look for a formula made specifically to restore smoothness and control fizz sch as Dove Damage Therapy Anti-Frizz & Smooth Conditioner.
The best conditioner for you depends on your hair type, hair goals and fragrance preferences. Dove offers a variety of conditioners for every hair type with choosing a conditioner is finding one that makes your hair feel hydrated, easy to style and leaves you happy and confident.
Yes, you can use Dove conditioners on colored or dyed hair. Dove Color Care Conditioner was created especially for colored hair and can keep your hair vibrant for up to 8 weeks.
You can find our conditioners online by navigating to the product you are interested in or at a grocery or convenience store near you.
Yes, Dove conditioners are safe to use and are made with hair loving ingredients that are gentle enough for sensitive skin, while containing active ingredients to help your hair look and feel hydrated and healthy. Our conditioners are backed by years of hair research and are PETA vegan approved. For the full list of ingredients, click on the product you’re interested in.
Dove conditioner should be used every time you wash your hair. This can vary based on your personal preference, hair type and lifestyle. For most hair types, this means 2-3 times per week. If you have very dry or curly hair, you may benefit from conditioning more frequently or using a deep conditioner once a week.
A daily conditioner is a lightweight formula for regular use after shampooing, providing hydration and detangling. A hair mask contains a higher concentration of nourishing ingredients and should be left on longer (1 minute) for intensive repair, typically used 1-2 times per week.