Elderberry Moisturizing Conditioner - Deep Conditioning Hair Mask (10 oz)

Who Needs This The Most
If your hair drinks product and still feels dry… this is for you. Perfect for coiled, kinky, and curly textures that need deeper moisture, dry/brittle or rough-feeling hair, and anyone dealing with tangles, knots, or tight shed-hair wrap-ups. Also clutch if your hair is color-treated, heat-styled, or protective-style prone and you want strands to feel smoother, softer, and easier to work with after wash day.

 

KEY BENEFITS

 

Deep Moisture for Dry, Brittle Hair
Elderberry extract helps deliver deep moisture that dry, brittle hair actually responds to, leaving strands softer as soon as you rinse. Paired with a creamy conditioning base, coils and curls feel plush, hydrated, and nourished—without feeling coated or greasy.

 

Silky Slip for Fast Detangling
Marshmallow root and conditioning agents give strands that smooth, slippery feel so knots release with less effort. This makes finger-detangling easier, reduces tugging, and helps hair stay manageable from wash to style.

 

Smoother, Shinier, Bouncier Finish
This conditioner helps smooth the hair’s outer surface so it reflects more light and feels less rough to the touch. The result is hair that looks shinier, moves better, and feels noticeably softer with improved bounce and flow.

 

A Deep Conditioner MADE for the Silk Press
When hair is properly moisturized before a silk press, it comes out glossier, softer, and more movable—which is why your deep conditioner makes a huge difference. This formula delivers maximum moisture, so fewer passes are needed to achieve the silky, flowing results we all want from a press.

 

Texture Repair That Brings Your Curls Back
Dryness and buildup can make curls look undefined and unrecognizable. This deep conditioner helps restore moisture where hair needs it most, allowing your natural curl pattern to show up more defined, softer, and healthier-looking.

After the First Use
Right after you rinse, expect your hair to feel noticeably softer and more hydrated. While applying, you'll notice finger detangling is so much easier—because the slip is real. If you decide to rock the natural, curls/coils feel smoother, more manageable, and less snaggy. If you're getting a silk press, you’ll notice a smoother look with more shine and better movement.

 

After Continued Use
With consistent use, hair starts holding onto moisture longer, so it feels less brittle and more flexible between wash days. Curls and coils often look more defined and juicy because they’re not fighting dryness.  Breakage from detangling and styling is reduced and the quality of your texture improves. Overall, hair looks healthier, behaves better, and feels easier to maintain.

 

The Scent
You can definitely smell the elderflower first—sweet, floral, and fresh, like spring when elderberry flowers start blooming. It smells clean, soft, and pretty without being loud. There’s also a hint of mint in the background that gives it a light, refreshing finish.

Yucca Root
Yucca contains natural saponins, which are plant compounds traditionally used to help cleanse and support scalp comfort. In hair care, it’s valued for helping remove buildup gently without stripping the hair.

 

Marshmallow Root
Marshmallow root is rich in mucilage, a plant compound that creates slip and helps coat the hair shaft. This makes detangling easier and helps hair feel softer and smoother during conditioning.

 

Propanediol and Glycerin
These ingredients help attract and retain moisture in the hair, supporting softness and hydration after rinse-out. They also help improve how conditioning ingredients spread through the hair.

 

Black Seed Oil
Black seed oil is known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which can support scalp health and help hair feel more nourished. It’s commonly used to improve the look of dryness and brittleness.

 

Batana Oil
Batana oil is traditionally used to moisturize dry hair and improve softness and shine. While research is limited, it’s commonly used to support the appearance of healthier, more conditioned hair.

 

Sodium PCA
Sodium PCA is a naturally occurring component of the skin and hair that helps attract and hold moisture. In hair care, it supports hydration and improves softness and flexibility.

 

Silk Protein
Hydrolyzed silk protein helps smooth the surface of the hair, improving softness, shine, and overall feel. It’s often used to enhance hair’s silky, polished appearance.

 

Peppermint
Peppermint oil is known for its cooling, stimulating sensation and is often used to refresh the scalp. Research suggests it may support scalp circulation and overall scalp health.

 

Rosemary
Studies suggest Rosemary oil could help stimulate hair growth. It’s commonly used in hair care routines focused on scalp stimulation and long-term hair health.

 

Elderflower
Elderflower contains antioxidant compounds that help protect against oxidative stress. It’s traditionally used for its soothing and conditioning properties in skin and hair applications.

 

Elderberry Extract
Elderberry is rich in anthocyanins and flavonoids, antioxidants that help protect hair against environmental stress. Elderberry also helps to improve moisture, softness and scalp health.

Deep Conditioning Hair Mask (Maximum Moisture)
Apply to clean, wet hair, working in sections. As you apply, use your fingers to gently detangle so the conditioner fully coats each strand. Once hair is completely covered, place a plastic conditioning cap over your hair. Sit under a hooded dryer for 25–30 minutes, or wrap a warm, damp towel over the cap and leave on for up to 1 hour. Rinse thoroughly, then follow with a sealing oil or cream and style as usual.

 

Moisturizing Conditioner (Quick Moisture Shot)
After shampooing, massage the conditioner into your hair and scalp. Use your fingers to carefully work through the hair, loosening any tangles or kinks. Leave on for 3–5 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Perfect when your hair needs softness and moisture but you’re short on time.

 

How Often Should You Deep Condition?

• Dry, brittle, or high-porosity hair: once a week

• Heat-styled or color-treated hair: weekly or every wash day

• Protective styles: deep condition before installing and after removal

• Healthy, low-porosity hair: every 2–3 weeks or as needed

This keeps hair hydrated, more manageable, and better prepared for styling.

Is this a moisturizing conditioner or a deep conditioner?
It’s both. You can use it as a moisturizing conditioner for a quick 3–5 minute moisture boost, or as a deep conditioning mask when you leave it on longer with heat for deeper hydration.

 

Who is this deep conditioner best for?
This is made for coily, kinky, and curly hair that struggles with dryness, tangles, or dullness. If your hair feels brittle, rough, or never seems to stay moisturized, this deep conditioner was made with you in mind.

 

Can I use this on dry or damaged hair?
Yes. This works especially well as a deep conditioner for dry hair and damaged hair because it focuses on restoring moisture, improving softness, and making hair easier to manage.

 

How often should I deep condition with this?
Most people use it once a week as a deep conditioning hair treatment. If your hair is very dry, heat-styled, or color-treated, you can use it every wash day. If your hair is doing well, every 2–3 weeks is enough.

 

Is this good to use before a silk press?
Absolutely. This is a deep hydration hair mask that’s great for silk press prep. Well-moisturized hair presses smoother, looks shinier, and has better movement. For best results, deep condition the night before or the same day of your press.

 

Will this help my hair look shinier?
Yes. When hair is properly moisturized and smoother at the surface, it reflects light better. That’s why hydrating conditioners like our Elderberry Silk conditioner is one of the most effective ways to get shinier-looking hair without adding extra products.

 

Can this help with split ends or breakage?
While nothing permanently fixes split ends except trimming, this conditioner helps smooth and seal the ends so they don’t continue splitting and look less frizzy (until you’re able to cut them). Once split ends are removed, keeping up with regular deep conditioning treatments helps maintain moisture and flexibility, which can reduce the chances of them forming again.