The first gesture of capillary charity when you’re prone to hair loss, the fortifying conditioner didn’t exist, if at all. These new conditioners can be applied to the scalp (which is rare), as well as to the lengths. As a complement to anti-hair loss treatments, they limit breakage and strengthen the hair fiber. They’re now even available in supermarkets!
Akin to hair care products, anti-hair-loss conditioners should be used systematically when hair is thinning and tends to fall out, as they help limit breakage and give hair strength and resistance, so you can keep it all on your head! L’Oréal Paris has understood this, unveiling one of the first anti-hair-loss conditioners in supermarkets in its Elseve Fiber range (Booster Démêlant Anti-chute, 150 ml, €6.99).
Despite its very affordable price, it already contains a 5% active ingredient complex (including Aminexil-R, the group’s benchmark anti-hair loss molecule), which strengthens the anchoring of the hair bulb at the root and densifies the hair mass.
This is also the case with Dercos Energy+ Fortifying Conditioner from Vichy Laboratories (200 ml, €13.80).
In addition to Aminexil-R, its formula contains vitamins B3, B5, B6, as well as a fortifying complex based on amino acids and ceramides, to nourish and reduce hair loss. It targets fragile areas of the hair to strengthen the fiber and wrap it in a protective film.
Perfect for fine hair, these conditioners complement anti-hair loss treatments and detangle without weighing hair down.
Laboratoires Pierre Fabre is unveiling several this spring, from Klorane, Ducray and René Furterer.
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