But what about guys who prefer wash-out conditioners? This formula taps a combination of natural ingredients such as mafura oil, manuka honey, fig extract, and baobab oil to restore damaged hair and keep it hydrated over the long term. For best results, leave this conditioner in your hair for at least three minutes while you shower.
The Best Conditioner for Frizzy Hair: Evo Mane Tamer
If frizz is ruining your look, then your hair conditioner should prioritize smoothing and moisture. Yeah, we see these words a lot in this department, but imagine your hair with a lack of those two words: It’s teased, tousled, dry. Then, picture the Before & After with hair that is shiny, smooth, and all tamed into place, and you’ll understand why this combination is so important.
Evo’s formula locks in moisture, thwarts heat and humidity, and delivers a shiny, salon-caliber smoothness to even the most dry, damaged, or color-dyed strands.
The Scalp-Tingling Conditioner: Tea Tree Special Conditioner
If you’re dealing with too much oil, dandruff, or scalp itch, then you’ll enjoy the cooling, tingling sensation you get from this Tea Tree conditioner. Regular washing is probably more imperative for oily-haired individuals since your overactive scalp helps to nourish the strands with its persistent sebum production. Still, you should not overlook conditioner, especially following each wash. In fact, you’re a prime candidate for a co-wash, like the brand’s excellent Lavendr Mint Co-Wash. You should also consider the brand’s Tea Tree Special.
Tea Tree is known for its scalp tingling shampoos and conditioners, and the brand’s Special Conditioner includes its signature combination of lavender, peppermint, and tea tree oil. And because tea tree oil has natural antiseptic and antifungal properties, it can help men with dandruff and damaged scalps.
The Best for Scalp and Hair Care: Jack Black Nourishing Hair & Scalp Conditioner
Do you have as much scalp as hair showing these days? Jack Black’s conditioner protects your hair, scalp, and follicles with an assist from tea tree oil and other naturally hydrating ingredients. To support hair that’s seen better days, vitamin B5, silk protein, and seaweed extract work together to nourish your strands.
The Best Conditioner for Oily Hair: Huron Smooth & Nourish Conditioner
Huron’s shampoo made the cut in my guide to the best men’s shampoo, and if you picked up a bottle already, get the matching conditioner. This product really shines for oily hair types, cutting down on grease without leaving your hair overly dry. Huron’s conditioner is packed with heavy hitters, including biotin (for thinning hair), wheat protein (for damaged hair), argan oil (for shine), and aloe and shea butter (for moisture).
The Best Conditioner for Thinning Hair: Keeps Thickening Conditioner
Now, if your hair is thinning, no matter its natural texture, you’re probably wanting to preserve as much fullness as you can—even if there’s a little smoke and mirrors happening. Look for a conditioner that adds texture and density to each strand, for an overall effect of more uniform, mass fullness.
