It&rsquo;s time to strengthen and hydrate those strands with moisturising conditioners from OUAI, K&eacute;rastase and more.

The modern man is one who knows how to look after his appearance. Say goodbye to 3-in-1 body cleansers. Not only are they typically counterproductive, but generic body and hair cleansers rarely get the job done well when it comes to proper grooming. Body and hair products for everyday use should be kept separate, and this even applies to more specific products like shampoos and conditioners.
If you&rsquo;ve not permanently cemented a conditioner into your <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/beauty-awards-2022/lofficiel-singapore-beauty-awards-2022-winning-haircare-products" title="L'Officiel Singapore Beauty Awards 2022: Winning Haircare Products" target="_blank" rel="noopener">haircare routine</a>, now is the time. Many men suffer from dandruff, male pattern baldness and even premature hair loss. Getting the right products that work well to combat your hair concerns is vital. Shampoos work fine but the main function of a shampoo is to cleanse your hair of bacteria, sweat and grime, and clear up excess buildup of oils on the scalp. <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/beauty/tips-for-how-to-care-for-color-treated-hair" title="How to Care for Your Colour-Treated Hair" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Conditioners and leave-in treatments</a> work better to moisturise and maintain the health of our strands.&nbsp;
So before you turn your nose up at the thought of yet another product to add to your self-care routine, give these fortifying hair conditioners a go. Whether you&rsquo;re facing issues with your scalp or dealing with dehydrated hair, these conditioners will help you restore your hair health, for a thick, luscious mane.

OUAI Thick Hair Conditioner

With shorter hair, it&rsquo;s easy to get complacent with our haircare routines. But shorter strands don&rsquo;t always guarantee healthy hair, especially if you don&rsquo;t visit the barber for a regular trim. This conditioner from OUAI is made for those of us with thicker, coarser strands. Lay it on thick, and feel your hair soak up some much-needed moisture, fuelled by avocado oil and shea butter. The keratin in this hydrating conditioner also strengthens each strand for less breakage and dryness.

Aesop Conditioner

If your hair has undergone chemical treatments before &ndash; perming, bleaching or just dyeing &ndash; this conditioner from Aesop is the key to reviving your hair. The Australian brand&rsquo;s conditioning formula is refined with amino acids that strengthen hair follicles at the root, to minimise excessive hair fall or breakage as the hairs grow out. With an earthy, woody scent, the conditioner will leave your hair hydrated and fragrant.

L&rsquo;Occitane 5 Essential Oils Volume &amp; Strength Conditioner

Premature balding can be caused by a myriad of different reasons &ndash; stress, genetics and relentless styling. Stimulate hair growth with this enriching conditioner from L&rsquo;Occitane, strengthened with a cocktail of five essential oils: rosemary, cypress, ylang ylang, juniper and cedar. The restorative essential oils blend together for an invigorating spa-at-home feel. For a denser, shinier mane, the conditioner offers the protective and smoothening qualities of vegetal keratin. Apply this generously to your ends for a fuller head of hair that appears supple and glossy.

Living Proof Perfect hair Day&trade; Conditioner&nbsp;

Suffering from dull and flat hair? The Perfect hair Day&trade; (PhD) conditioner from research-driven haircare brand Living Proof detangles and hydrates the hair for a healthier mop. With better hydration derived from sugarcane plants, you will find that your hair becomes easier to manage, with reduced frizz and flyaways &ndash; crucial for dressed-up dates or important presentations at the office. Vegan and cruelty-free, the PhD conditioner adds an instant boost of spunk without any harmful chemical ingredients.

Le Labo Hinoki Conditioner

Traditionally known for their niche perfumes, Le Labo&rsquo;s venture into haircare comes acutely perfumed, and their conditioner offers a contemporary fragrance inspired by the East. Scented with the earthy notes of Hinoki trees from Japan, this conditioner&rsquo;s aroma is woody, slightly citrusy, with a dash of pine needles. Aside from the lingering fragrance, the conditioner is fortified with hydrating ingredients to quench your hair&rsquo;s thirst, like avocado and coconut oil. The fatty-acid-rich abyssinian seed helps to promote hair growth and increase shine for fresher locks.

Augustinus Bader The Conditioner

A concoction of oat kernel oil, watercress and Indian cress extract forms the basis of this conditioner, targeted at improving the overall health of your hair. The Conditioner from Augustinus Bader covers all bases, with added maca root extract that serves to anchor your roots firmly, while the antioxidants from pomegranate extract enhance the body&rsquo;s self-renewal systems to protect each strand from visible signs of damage. Plus, this conditioner also doubles up as a deep treatment mask, if you&rsquo;re ever in the mood for thorough pampering.&nbsp;

K&eacute;rastase Genesis Homme Thickening Molding Clay

If you&rsquo;re in the market for a styling product that works doubly hard to nourish your hair, look no further. The Thickening Molding Clay from K&eacute;rastase&rsquo;s Genesis Homme line adds volume and texture to your mane, enriching the sections with ginger root and creatine. Creatine offers a bond-building benefit, so your strands feel more hydrated and your hairstyle has a more robust body to last the day.

Get Ahead of Hair Loss with These 6 Fortifying Hair Conditioners

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