Ayurvedic Hair Conditioners

A good hair conditioner does the work your shampoo cannot. It closes the cuticle, replaces the moisture cleansing takes away, and makes hair easier to detangle, style and live with.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the best conditioner for dry hair?

Vārta Lustre. It combines Bhringraj, Amla and Manjistha with baobab, coconut and sesame oils, plus rice protein, for hair that feels rough, brittle or over-processed. If dryness comes with heavy frizz and tangling, Aranya Lustre is the better fit.

What is the best conditioner for frizzy hair?

Aranya Lustre. Almond oil, olive oil and rice protein smooth the cuticle and make detangling easier, which is where most frizz-related breakage actually happens.

Can I use conditioner every day?

You can, but most hair types do not need to. Conditioning after every wash, typically two to three times a week is enough. Fine or oily hair should stick to lengths and ends only.

Is a sulphate-free conditioner actually better?

For scalp health, YES. Sulphates strip the scalp's natural barrier, which can leave it dry, itchy and overproducing oil in response. Sulphate-free formulas are also gentler on coloured hair and help colour last longer.

Which conditioner works for colour-treated or chemically treated hair?

Vārta Lustre is designed for it. Colour, keratin treatments and heat styling all deplete protein and moisture, and rice protein is built to rebuild that. All JiViSa conditioners are sulphate-free, so none of them will strip your colour.

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