Best conditioners June 2026
Finding the right conditioner can transform your hair care routine. Whether your hair is colour-treated, curly, fine, or in need of a little extra moisture, this guide will help you compare the best options available. Our independent ranking makes it easy to see the pros and cons of each product so you can choose the perfect one for your hair's unique needs.
Last updated: 23 June 2026
Conditioners: Top 5
1
Color Wow Money Mist Leave-in Conditioner, 50ml
from £11.804 stores
from £11.80
4 stores
2
CurlyKids Curly Kids Mixed Hair Super Detangling Conditioner 240ml
from £4.492 stores
from £4.49
2 stores
3
Plantur 39 Colour Brown Conditioner 150ml
from £12.391 store
from £12.39
1 store
4
Plantur 39 Conditioner For Fine, Brittle Hair 150ml
from £7.402 stores
from £7.40
2 stores
5
Plantur 39 Colour Silver Conditioner 150ml
from £21.992 stores
from £21.99
2 stores
This leave-in conditioner from Color Wow is a lightweight mist designed for colour-treated, frizzy, or distressed hair. It works to moisturise, add shine, and smooth your locks while also providing valuable heat protection before styling.
Pros
Leave-in formula for convenience
Provides heat protection for styling
Adds shine and smoothness
Moisturises and softens hair
Cons
Very small quantity (50ml)
Specific to treated or frizzy hair
The CurlyKids Super Detangling Conditioner is made specifically for children with curly or mixed-texture hair. This spray-on formula aims to smooth hair and make combing out knots and tangles a much easier process.
Pros
Specifically for children's curly hair
Super detangling formula
Easy-to-use spray bottle
Generous 240ml quantity
Cons
Niche product for children
Limited features beyond detangling
This conditioner from Plantur 39 is a colour-depositing formula designed for women with brown hair. It helps to intensify the colour and increase its brilliance, making it ideal for maintaining vibrancy between salon visits.
Pros
Enhances and deepens brown hair tones
Designed for colour-treated hair
Helps blend in grey hair
Cons
Only suitable for brown hair
No other features like repair or shine listed
Designed for women with fine and brittle hair, this Plantur 39 conditioner is a strengthening and repairing treatment. This rinse-out formula works to moisturise and soften hair, making it a good choice for various hair types including dry, colour-treated, and distressed.
Pros
Strengthens and repairs hair
Moisturising formula for softness
Targets fine and brittle hair types
Versatile for multiple hair types
Cons
Must be rinsed out
Does not offer colour-enhancing benefits
Plantur 39 Colour Silver conditioner is made for women with grey, white, or cool-toned blonde hair. It contains violet pigments that work to neutralise unwanted yellow or brassy tones, promoting a brighter, more vibrant silver finish.
Pros
Neutralises yellow tones in grey or white hair
Enhances the brilliance of silver tones
Designed for colour-treated hair
Cons
Only for silver, grey, or white hair
No other features like repair or shine listed
Compare specifications
| Hair type | Colour treated, Distressed, Frizzy | Curly/permed | Colour treated, Grey/White | Dry, Colour treated, Fine, Blond/highlighted, Distressed, Grey/White | Colour treated, Grey/White |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suitable for | Women | Child | Women | Women | Women |
| Leave-in | Yes | — | — | No | — |
| Features | Shine, Smoother hair, Moisturising/softening, Heat shielding, Conditioner Spray | Smoother hair, Conditioner Spray | — | Moisturising/softening, Strengthening, Repairing | — |
How we built the list
The ranking is updated monthly and is based on data we collect from our own platform. Products that rank highly are popular with our users while also maintaining high quality according to editorial expert reviews. Specifically, we take into account how many users follow a product through price alerts or lists, how it is rated by experts and users, as well as how much traffic it generates to stores and how well it is represented in stores. No products are paid placements — the ranking is governed solely by data.
