Frizzy and Dry Hair: IGK Thirsty Girl Anti-Frizz Shampoo and Conditioner, $25 each
IGK's Thirsty Girl Leave-In Conditioner got two new friends in April 2019: a shampoo and conditioner duo that provides more of that nourishing, frizz-busting goodness. They utilize the same patented hyaluronic acid technology that the original product boasts to leave hair ridiculously soft, shiny, and smooth — even in the most humid of climates.
Curly Hair: CHI Aloe Vera Curl Enhancing Shampoo and Detangling Conditioner, $20 and $21, respectively
Don't hide your curls! Embrace them with CHI Haircare's latest shampoo and conditioner launch. The formula works to define your natural texture without weighing things down or making them feel crunchy or greasy. It also makes sure to clean your hair without stripping it of important oils so that hair is healthy, soft, and easy to manage.
Fine and Thin Hair: Amika 3D Volume and Thickening Shampoo and Conditioner, $20 each
Limp locks begone with Amika's newest shampoo and conditioner duo, which is formulated specifically to boost volume. The products contain a patented blend of ingredient called Redensyl, which helps regenerate hair growth. Meanwhile, the product works to nourish and volumize your hair with amino-acid rich hydrolyzed rice protein and nourishing sea buckthorn. Hair feels hydrated but not weighed down.
Natural Hair: Madam C.J. Walker Beauty Culture On Repeat Weightless Moisture Daily Jelly Shampoo and So Extra Drenched Hydration Buttery Conditioner, $20 and $22, respectively
Madam C.J. Walker recently debuted a handful of new products. Among them were the On Repeat Weightless Moisture Daily Jelly Shampoo, a gentle, non-stripping cleanser that's formulated to store your hair's natural moisture. It pairs nicely with the So Extra Drenched Hydration Buttery Conditioner, a cream-based formulation that pumps a major dose of hydration into your locks for a shiny, nourished finish.
Bacne Prevention: Seen Shampoo & Conditioner Bundle, $50
If you deal with "bacne," also referred body or back acne, then it's best to seek a product that doesn't exacerbate the issue. (Yep, some shampoos and conditioners contain ingredients that can make bacne worse). Seen Haircare formulated its new hair products with this issue in mind, and they even got input and approval from dermatologists. The shampoo and conditioner can be purchased together or separately, though it's a little cheaper to buy them as a duo.
