System — Condition · Thick, Curly, Dry Hair
Coconut
Conditioner
Dầu xả dầu dừa · 200ml
€ 42,00 · Coming Soon
Built on Cocos Nucifera Oil at 5–10% — one of the few plant oils with the molecular structure to genuinely penetrate the hair shaft. Rich, deep conditioning for hair that loses moisture faster than most.
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Key Ingredients
Cocos Nucifera Oil (Coconut Oil) — 5–10%
Conditioning system (cetyl alcohol, behentrimonium chloride)
Full INCI list on packaging
The Second Half of the Ritual
Why this conditioner exists
Bồ Kết cleanses mildly — but saponins do not condition. In the south, where coconut palms grow, oil pressed from the flesh was worked through the lengths to return the softness that washing takes. Maison Bạch translates that traditional practice into a modern conditioner — formulated for hair that loses moisture faster than most.
Mechanism
Lauric acid shaft penetration
Most plant oils coat the hair surface. Coconut oil’s high concentration of lauric acid — a medium-chain fatty acid — is small enough to penetrate the hair shaft. Published studies show it reduces protein loss during washing more effectively than mineral oil or sunflower oil.
Best For
Thick, curly, dry, or processed hair
Hair with a naturally more open cuticle prone to moisture loss. Hair that has been coloured, bleached, or heat-styled. The richness that would weigh down fine hair is exactly what this hair type needs.
Why it works
Less swelling, less protein lost
When hair absorbs water it swells, and that repeated swelling lifts protein out of the fibre. By occupying space within the shaft, coconut oil limits how much water the fibre takes up — reducing the swelling, and the protein loss that comes with it.
Not sure this is right for you?
Rice water or coconut — how to choose
The Coconut Conditioner uses a lauric acid penetration mechanism — ideal for hair with a more open cuticle and higher moisture loss. If your hair is fine, straight, or oilier, the Rice Water Conditioner may serve you better.
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After shampooing
Apply generously to mid-lengths and ends. Can also be used as a pre-wash treatment.
02
Leave for 3–5 minutes
Allow lauric acid time to penetrate deeply into the hair shaft.
03
Rinse thoroughly
Even a rich conditioner should rinse clean — no residue on the scalp.
Where softness lives
Light or rich
— a matter of hair, not quality
Our shampoo is built to leave as little behind as possible. The softness comes here, in the second step — applied to the lengths, where hair actually needs it.
How much care that is depends on your hair. Fine hair that is easily weighed down needs less. Thick, curly or dry hair needs more. So we made two conditioners, rather than one that tries to suit everyone.
The first step — Botanical Scalp ShampooWhere each conditioner sits
Neither is better. Each is right for a different kind of hair.
| Rice Water | Coconut | |
|---|---|---|
| Hair type | Fine, straight, normal or oilier | Thick, curly, dry or processed |
| Key botanical | Fermented rice water | Coconut oil |
| Feel afterwards | Light, with body | Soft, smooth, more weight |
| Choose it if | Your hair goes flat easily | Your hair feels dry or frizzy |
