Davines OI Conditioner — Creamy Hydrating Conditioner for All Hair Types

Davines OI Conditioner is a hydrating conditioner for all hair types, made with antioxidant roucou oil in a rich cream texture. It is a rinse-out formulae designed to condition and soften hair, help detangle, and add shine, including hair that has been colour-treated or chemically treated.

Where this cream conditioner fits in your wash-day routine

Apply after shampooing, work it through the lengths and ends, then rinse. This is a rinse-out cream, so it belongs in the shower rather than in your styling line-up. The listing gives no exact amount or leave-on time, so follow the directions on the pack.

Texture and slip: cream versus lotion formulas

This is a rich, creamy conditioner, which places it at the fuller end of the texture range. If you normally buy a thinner lotion, expect more slip in the hand and a creamier feel as you distribute it. The formulae is described as suitable for all hair types, so it is not restricted to coarse or curly textures. Reviewers frequently comment on how the cream applies and how it feels in the hair, and many mention the scent.

Scent, finish and what the formulae leaves behind

You get a thick cream with noticeable slip, a soft finish and shine. Reviewers often bring up the fragrance, and several say the hair feels soft and easy to comb through once rinsed. It is not a lightweight mist or a spray-on detangler, so the result reads more conditioned than weightless.

Building a Davines OI routine around this conditioner

The data names this product as part of the Davines OI line, so it is designed to sit alongside the rest of that range. If you already use an OI shampoo, this is the conditioning step that follows it. Used on its own, it still works as a standalone conditioner after whichever cleanser you prefer.

How does this conditioner work for all hair types?

It is a rinse-out conditioner with antioxidant roucou oil, made to condition and soften, help detangle and add shine across all hair types. It is also described as restoring chemically treated hair. That makes it a fit for anyone whose hair has been colour-treated or otherwise chemically treated and who wants a creamier conditioning step, as well as for anyone simply after a rich everyday conditioner.

Rinse-out or leave-in: which format suits colour-treated hair?

This one is rinse-out. If your hair is colour-treated or chemically treated and you want the fuller, creamier kind of conditioning, a rinse-out formulae like this is the natural pick. A leave-in would be a different product in the routine, and the listing does not describe this as one. Apply after shampooing and rinse as directed on the label.

What Canadian shoppers ask about this Davines conditioner

Will this conditioner work on my hair type?

Yes. The product is described as a hydrating conditioner for all hair types, and it is also described as restoring chemically treated hair.

Do I rinse this conditioner out or leave it in?

It is a rinse-out conditioner. Apply it after shampooing and rinse it out. The listing does not give a leave-on time, so follow the pack.

Is roucou oil part of the formulae?

Yes. Antioxidant roucou oil is named as part of the formulae. The listing does not give a full ingredient list or the amount of roucou oil.

How much product is in the bottle?

The listing does not state a size or volume for this conditioner, so check the product pack or the retailer's page for the mL and fl oz before you buy.