Frescia Tea Tree & Shea Butter Conditioner

Start by shampooing your hair with a mild shampoo that suits your hair type. This removes dirt, oil, and product buildup, preparing your hair for conditioning. Gently squeeze out excess water from your hair using your hands. Hair should be damp but not soaking wet to allow the conditioner to adhere better to the hair strands Dispense a suitable amount of Tea Tree & Shea Butter Conditioner into your hand. The amount you need depends on your hair length and thickness; typically, a quarter-sized amount works for medium-length hair. Apply the conditioner starting from the mid-lengths of your hair down to the ends, which are usually the most damaged and driest parts of the hair. If you have particularly oily hair, avoid applying conditioner directly to the scalp unless you are using it to address specific scalp concerns like dandruff. If you are using the conditioner to help with scalp issues like dandruff or itchiness, gently massage the conditioner into your scalp using your fingertips. This allows the tea tree oil to soothe and cleanse the scalp. Use a wide-toothed comb or your fingers to distribute the conditioner evenly throughout your hair. This helps to detangle your hair and ensures that the conditioner reaches every strand. Allow the conditioner to sit in your hair for 2-5 minutes. For deeper conditioning, especially for very dry or damaged hair, leave it on for 5-10 minutes. This gives the shea butter time to deeply moisturize and the tea tree oil to work on your scalp. Rinse your hair thoroughly with lukewarm water to remove all the conditioner. Make sure no residue is left behind, as it can weigh down your hair and make it feel greasy.

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