Products for Dry and Damaged Hair

When the lengths feel rough or tangle after washing, focus on conditioning slip and a softer finish. Compare products for dry and damaged hair by their wash-day role: conditioner for the lengths, with shampoo kept as the cleansing step.

Choose by routine goal

• Dry, tangled lengths: Ginger conditioning cream for softer, easier-to-manage hair Apply after shampoo to damp lengths and ends; rinse.
• Prefer the rosemary conditioner: Separate rosemary conditioning formula for dry, rough hair Follow this jar’s conditioning and rinse directions.
• Need a wash before conditioner: Rosemary shampoo for clean roots and fresh hair Rinse-off cleanser; follow with conditioner as needed.

How to choose

Choose the conditioner first when tangling and roughness are the problem. If the roots also feel oily, select a suitable shampoo separately and keep the conditioner on the intended lengths. Scalp oils, root sprays and cream shampoo do not replace this conditioning step.

Shop related care

• Ginger Hair Care Products
• Rosemary & Ginger Hair Care
• Scalp Care Products

Frequently asked questions

Can I use these when my roots are oily but my ends are dry?

Treat the two areas separately: cleanse the roots, then condition the lengths as directed. The oily-roots/dry-ends guide explains the routine split.

Are the ginger and rosemary jars the same conditioner?

They are separate formulas. Compare the exact product page and ingredients instead of selecting by jar shape or borrowing directions from another version.