Dry Hair Treatment Products

Dry hair may result from a variety of factors, like over-washing your head or using damaging styling tools like a flat-iron. Dry hair can take on a dull, lackluster appearance and may be afflicted with symptoms like frizz. Effective dry hair treatments like conditioners can help restore your dry hair's gloss and leave it feeling silky and soft, reports haircare expert Paula Begoun.

Kiehl's Olive Fruit Oil Nourishing Shampoo

Kiehl's olive oil-enhanced shampoo performs so well that "InStyle" magazine's beauty editors gave it their prestigious "Editors' Pick" award. They called it a "rich treatment shampoo," helping to both moisturize and detangle your dry hair. It targets dehydrated strands with oil oil and avocado oil, natural emollients that trap moisture. The magazine also liked Kiehl's use of ceramides, which it says helps to add shine to your hair.

Lather Bamboo Crème Hair Wash

Lather's hydrating shampoo was chosen by "Women's Health" magazine's beauty editors as one of the top-performing shampoos for slightly damaged hair. As it lifts away oil and dirt with essential oils like orange oil, the shampoo's emollients, such as jojoba oil, add moisture to your hair shafts. Lather also infuses the shampoo with oat amino acids and panthenol, which may help to strengthen your hair and protect against damage.

Senscience Smooth Gelée

Senscience's frizz-fighting gel treatment helps hydrate your hair all day long. It won top praise from "InStyle" magazine's editors, who loved its soy extract, vegetable proteins and wheat extract that help "keep hair hydrated and smooth." It's designed for use after showering but before styling to help lock-in moisture, protect against heat damage, and hold your favorite hair style. The magazine also notes that its antioxidant content can help defend against free radical damage.

John Frieda Frizz-Ease Curl Around Daily Conditioner

If your curly or wavy hair becomes dry, you can suddenly encounter a terrible case of unmanageable frizz. Smooth such troubles away with Jon Frieda's frizz-taming conditioner, which was called one of the best conditioners by "Real Simple" magazine. The magazine notes that the conditioner's "thick" formula, enhanced with cuticle-smoothing and shine-enhancing silicone, helps get rid of frizz for soft, smooth waves or curls.