Cone free conditioners in the UK...United Kingdom

[Toadstool]

I was wondering if you would also consider including which are not animal tested?

[Firefox7275]

Quite a few silicone free conditioners on the Curly Emporium, some are available online elsewhere too
- CURLS Coconut Sublime conditioner
- Komaza Care coconut hair lotion
- Komaza Care moja conditioner
- Bee Mine Deja's hair milk
- Crown Pride avocado detangling conditioner
- Crown Pride organic hair milk
- Afroveda coconut moisture milk
- Jessicurl aloeba conditioner
- Jessicurl too shea extra moisturising conditioner
- Dr Bronners hair creme lavender coconut
- Dr Bronners hair creme peppermint
- Myhoneychild honey nutt conditioner
- JASON aloe vera conditioner
- others!

Also Aloe Pura aloe vera conditioner from Amazon and elsewhere.

[woolyleprechaun]

Just thought I would add to this thread, just in case anyone still comes here Garnier have launched a new line called 'Ultimate Blends' and a most (all but one, I think) of those conditioners are cone free. They also seem to be well priced considering the amount of oils in there (currently on offer at Asda- £2 for 400ml). I plan to use mine as the 'second conditioner', after my 24p 'washing conditioner'.

[Loviatar]

I still check in. What's your 24p conditioner?

I discovered a new argan oil condish today in Poundland. Mellor & something... I'll check back when I get home.

[Firefox7275]

L'Oreal Elvive Volume Collagen is new and silicone free, looks relatively light on protein.

ETA: Used once as both co-wash and leave in conditioner and I liked the result, more body/ volume than my usual Elvive Full Restore 5, still soft and not poufy/ fluffy. Difficult to say how shiny hair would be with regular use: I likely still have amodimethicone deposits from the FR5.

[Charybdis]

TRESemmé Vibrant Naturals Nourish & Replenish Conditioner is on offer for half-price (or thereabouts) at Tesco right now, fyi. Just happened to see it in-store today, the website says the sale runs through 15th Dec.

[hydrationseeker]

Just thought I would add to this thread, just in case anyone still comes here Garnier have launched a new line called 'Ultimate Blends' and a most (all but one, I think) of those conditioners are cone free. They also seem to be well priced considering the amount of oils in there (currently on offer at Asda- £2 for 400ml). I plan to use mine as the 'second conditioner', after my 24p 'washing conditioner'.

24p conditioner????? Pray tell!

I was pleased with my 80p Tesco Apple n Aloe

[*Rose Red*]

I love the conditioners from Dr. organic, can't buy it in Germany, so I always order it online

[hayheadsbird]

Thanks! I think I might try a peerie CO experiment at some point, and this is a fab resource!

[Ponymad21]

I think treseme naturals is cone free, though that's just what I've heard and never actually looked myself