Avocado Plus Leave-in Conditioner

This conditioner acts as a “nutrient booster” by helping increase the absorption of fat-soluble nutrients such as vitamins A, D, K, and E. They are also chock-full of a number of vitamins and nutrients that may be important for hair health, such as vitamin A, B vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin D, vitamin E, iron, and zinc.1 So using avocado on your hair may come with a host of benefits:

• Nourishes and strengthens hair: “Avocado is loaded with potassium and amino acids, revitalizing and deep-conditioning coarse, dry hair,”
• Smooths hair and boosts shine: According to Friese, potassium and magnesium, two minerals found in avocado, may lock in moisture, thereby improving hair’s texture and shine.
• Encourage hair growth/prevent hair loss: “Avocados can unclog the hair follicles and stimulate hair growth. When massaging it into your scalp, you’re promoting blood flow and unclogging any blocked follicles while allowing the natural oils to get absorbed quickly,” explains Chen. Also, the potassium in avocado can contribute to a healthy head of hair: “Potassium helps to regulate fluid balance inside and outside cells in the blood and is required to prevent hair loss,” says Khalil”
• Protects against damage: “Avocados also contain antioxidants that help shield your scalp and hair from harmful free radicals that can linger from stress and pollution,”  These include vitamins C and E.
• Promotes a healthy scalp: Thanks to its natural oils, avocado can moisturize and rejuvenate a dry scalp, Chen tells us. “Avocados help support the scalp’s natural barrier, which helps maintain its natural balance and prevent inflammation. They can also help soothe an irritated and flaky scalp while eliminating dryness.”