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Get manageable and soft hair with O3 hair Conditioners! Hair conditioner is an essential part of our haircare regime. It hydrates and nourishes the hair, giving it a smooth, soft, shiny, and manageable texture. Our hair is exposed to harmful sun rays, pollution, dirt, styling hot treatments, and sweat daily. The scalp and hair need deep cleaning and conditioning to maintain healthy and shiny hair. Haircare products play a very important role in treating hair. Always choose a good and professional brand like O3 with fewer hair chemicals. O3 is a top-most brand in the beauty industry which offers quality products in the skincare as well as haircare range. Think of it this way- what a face wash does to your face, a shampoo does to your hair, and what a moisturizer does to your skin, a conditioner does to your hair, moisturizing and nourishing it. Conditioner and your hair: a strong bond A conditioner is a hair care product with a cream-like consistency that helps to improve your hair's texture. First, let us understand the structure of the hair. If you take a hair strand and look at it under a microscope, you will see the flaky-looking structure. These are the layers of dead cells which are overlapped to form cuticles. Cuticles prevent the inner layer of the hair strand and reflect the light that falls on it. As a result of the conditioner, these flaky layers that are overlaid upon each other lay tightly against each other to create a smooth outer surface. Hair conditioner is made of only a few ingredients, but the most important is cationic surfactants which carry a positive charge at the end of every surfactant molecule which binds with the negative charge of the hair strand. As a result of the strong attraction between the positive and negative, surfactants form a layer surrounding the cuticles. After rinsing out the conditioner, the small amount of acid in it makes the cuticle flakes fall tightly against each other, and the hair feels smooth again. If these flaky l