Conditioner

Yes. Quince haircare is formulated without sulfates, parabens, and phthalates. Sulfate-free formulas are gentler on the scalp and preserve color-treated hair significantly longer than sulfate-based shampoos — sulfates are effective cleansing agents but strip natural oils and accelerate color fade. Quince shampoos and conditioners are designed to cleanse effectively without stripping, making them suitable for daily use on color-treated, bleached, or chemically processed hair.

Quince haircare covers a range of hair types and concerns. Fine or oily hair benefits from lightweight formulas that cleanse without adding weight. Dry, damaged, or color-treated hair responds well to deep treatments that restore moisture and strengthen the hair shaft. For added hydration between washes, leave-ins seal in moisture without rinsing — especially useful for dry or curly hair types.

Beyond shampoo and conditioner, Quince carries scalp care products for those dealing with dryness, buildup, or irritation, as well as styling products for finishing and hold. Browse the full haircare range to find serums, treatments, and tools suited to your routine.

Usage frequency varies by product type. Deep conditioning treatments are typically used once a week; leave-in treatments can be used more frequently. Follow individual product instructions.

Yes. Haircare products ship free with a 365-day return window. Opened products may have different return conditions.

Conditioner is a rinse-out treatment used after every wash — it smooths the hair cuticle, reduces frizz, and adds moisture for everyday maintenance. A hair mask is a deep-conditioning treatment left on for 5–20 minutes that delivers more concentrated moisture and protein repair — intended for once-weekly or as-needed use, not every wash. Use a hair mask when hair feels dry, brittle, or damaged (heat, color processing, sun exposure). Using a mask every wash can over-soften hair and reduce volume for fine hair types. Quince conditioners are designed for daily use; masks are targeted treatments.