What are the best vegan conditioners for dry hair right now?

Is your shampoo for dry hair not enough to inject moisture (and life!) back into your strands? It’s time to add a deeply hydrating conditioner into your haircare routine.

Discover our round up of the best vegan conditioners for dry hair right now.

The best vegan conditioners for dry hair under £25

UpCircle Beauty Conditioner Creme

How can upcycled Orange peel wax help your dry hair, you ask? This by-product of the orange juice industry contains emollients that soften and moisturise your strands, whilst also preventing split ends.

It is therefore a key ingredient in this creamy formula, which also harnesses the benefits of Coconut oil and bamboo extract to give your hair some much needed TLC.

RRP: £19.99 - Find it on Sephora or Naturisimo

JVN Nurture Hydrating Conditioner

For hair craving a serious moisture boost, this rich conditioner combines the benefits of Camellia seed oil, Amino acids and JVN’s innovative sugarcane-derived Hemisqualane to not only lock in hydration but also strengthen your strands from the inside out.

The result? Soft, silky and deeply hydrated hair that has a delicate smell of of blend of amber woods and violet leaf.

RRP: £21 - Find it on Cult Beauty or Space NK

Coco & Eve Super Hydrating Cream Conditioner

Featuring the brand’s signature ResistHyal technology (a potent blend of Hyaluronic acid molecules), it boosts moisture levels while Pea proteins work to prevent hair damage.

This formula is also enriched with a luscious blend of nourishing fruit oils and plant extracts from Coconut to Avocado, leaving your hair irresistibly smooth and soft to the touch.

Topped off with Coco & Eve’s signature coconut and fig fragrance, your strands will smell as divine as they feel.

RRP: £22 - Find it on Space NK or Cult Beauty

Davines MOMO Conditioner

Whether you need an everyday treatment or an SOS fix, this unique formula creates a protective, lightweight barrier and especially target the areas that need a hydration kick the most.

Whilst Milk thistle oil and Rhizobian gum attract and retain moisture, Pro-vitamin B5 (panthenol) and Jojoba oil provide softness and shine without weighing your hair down.

RRP: 23.50 - Find it on Cult Beauty or Sephora

More amazing vegan conditioners for dry hair

Briogeo Superfoods Banana + Coconut Nourishing Conditioner

This creamy conditioner is like a replenishing, nutrient-packed smoothie for hair that craves moisture and care.

Alongside nourishing banana extract, the formula is also powered by hydrating Coconut as well as antioxidant-loaded Acai and vitamin-rich Mango to shield your strands from further damage.

RRP: £29 - Find it on Briogeo or Cult Beauty

Fekkai Shea Butter Conditioner Intense Moisture

Especially suited for wavy and curly hair types, this lightweight but mighty conditioner is brimming with nourishing Monoi oil and Shea butter as well as strengthening Ceramides to prevent future hair damage, which dry hair are prone to.

It also contains Coconut Oil to help detangle knots, ensuring your locks stay smooth and bouncy until the next wash.

RRP: £30 - Find it on Cult Beauty or Sephora

Aveda Nutriplenish Deep Moisture Conditioner

This 96% naturally derived formula features Omega 5-rich Pomegranate oil, Organic coconut oil and Mango butter to bring depleted hair back to life.

Compared to the brand’s Light Moisture range, it has 50% more butters to deeply replenish dry and very dry hair types.

RRP: £34 - Find it on Cult Beauty or Sephora

Augustinus Bader The Rich Conditioner

This luxurious fix for chronically dry hair is powered by the brand’s patented TFC8 technology that combines Amino acids, Vitamins and Peptides, alongside a powerful peptide-protein complex.

Not only does this incredible formula inject a high dose of moisture into your strands, but it also strengthens the cuticles. The result? Sleek and shiny hair now, less breakage and risk of damage overtime.

RRP: £43 - Find it on Cult Beauty or Sephora

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