Tired, color-treated tresses are always in need of a little pick-me-up. And nothing revitalizes a bleached-out mane like the right conditioner. Packed with protein and antioxidants, a luxurious balm is just the thing to banish breakage once and for all. These best conditioners for bleached hair are the ultimate mane-savers. Shop now!
1. Olaplex No. 5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner
Bleach breakage is no match for hair science. Olaplex’s highly moisturizing conditioner for bleached hair helps rebuild broken bonds for healthier hair ASAP.
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2. Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair! Super Moisture Conditioner for Dry + Damaged Hair
The name says it all. This ultra luxe hair balm is packed full of argan oil and algae extract to repair cuticle damage and nourish the scalp.
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3. Moroccanoil Hydrating Conditioner
Antioxidant rich argan oil and other key nutrients form the basis of this cult-classic mane moisturizer. Perfect for split ends and other signs of color damage, you won’t find a better conditioner for bleached hair.
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4. Oribe Gold Lust Repair and Restore Conditioner
Staying blonde this season? Banish bleach breakage for good with a bio-restorative complex and a strengthening protein—key components of this conditioner for bleached hair by Oribe.
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5. Amika The Kure Bond Repair Conditioner
Seal split ends in seconds with this protein-packed product. The brand’s unique bond cure technology will have your bleached hair feeling silky smooth in no time.
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6. Bumble and Bumble’s Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil Ultra Rich Conditioner
Super creamy and color safe, this luxe conditioner delivers a boost of highly-hydrating hyaluronic acid to your tresses.
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7. Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Joia Strengthening + Smoothing Conditioner
With SOL seal technology and Brazil nut selenium, this fan favorite product brings omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E straight to your broken, bleached strands.
