cruelty free haircare

[FizzyNuts]

I used to use Kerastase products on my hair but I'm now looking for something cruelty free, I don't bother with shampoo so it's just conditioner that's needed.

Willing to spend.up to £20-25 for something decent and cruelty free, any ideas would be great!

I love Derm Organic which I get from Strawberry Net

Have you tried Arbonne products? They are certified Vegan, free from animal testing and animal products & by products.

It's not fancy, but speaking as someone who has used Aveda and Khiel's products, I think Superdrug own brand coconut and almond conditioner is absolutely fabulous! It costs about £3 for a massive bottle, and is often on 3 for 2 deals. It is really really good. I also use Superdrug hair oil which is also great.

Dr Organics from Holland and Barrett maybe?

i love Aveda Shampure too (not so much the Shampure conditioner though) and their colour shampoos./deep conditioners
(Camomile because I like the smell and Madder root to give me auburn tones)

Thanks I will.look into all of these suggestions, Superdrug was my first thought as I know they are cruelty free but I wasn't sure if their hair products were any good (I once had a terrible experience with some Boots own brand conditioner!), I'll definitely give the conditioner a try though... I'm willing to pay a lit for some decent products but I'd rather pay less if possible!

I have very dry thick hair that needs a lot of moisture so it might be a case of experimenting with a few different products to.see what works!

Check out Pureology, I have used a few of theirs currently using the oil one. Pricey but worth it.

paul mitchell products are cruelty free and very good.

I use Big from Lush every day but I've not got on with any of their conditioners.