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Sulfate Free Conditioner for Keratin Treated Hair

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Short answer: we found 9 products that pass. Good ones to start with: Bondi Boost Smoothing Conditioner, Bondi Boost Volumising Conditioner, Kristin Ess Balancing Conditioner. Each conditioner here has no sulfates, and its own page says it's keratin-safe or safe for chemically treated hair after a keratin treatment. Check the salt column if your stylist told you to avoid sodium chloride.

9 products · last checked 2026-10-25

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All 9 products

ProductMain cleansersFragrance-free?Salt-free?Source
Bondi Boost Smoothing Conditionersee listNoYesBrand page
Bondi Boost Volumising Conditionersee listNoYesBrand page
Kristin Ess Balancing ConditionerCoco-glucosideNoYesBrand page
Kristin Ess ConditionerDecyl glucosideNoYesBrand page
Kristin Ess Curl Conditionersee listNoYesBrand page
Kristin Ess Extra Gentle ConditionerCoco-glucosideNoYesBrand page
Kristin Ess Purple ConditionerCoco-glucosideNoNoBrand page
Kristin Ess Signature ConditionerCoco-glucosideNoYesBrand page
Kristin Ess Strengthening Conditionersee listNoYesBrand page

Questions

Why care about conditioner after a keratin treatment?

Treatment brands usually give aftercare advice for both shampoo and conditioner. Only products whose own page says they're keratin-safe are listed here.

What is the best sulfate free conditioner for keratin treated hair?

There's no single best one. All 9 listed here have no sulfates on the ingredient list, and the brand describes each as suited to this use. Start with the ones checked on the brand page, then compare cleansers and fragrance.

Does salt matter after a keratin treatment?

Several treatment brands advise avoiding sodium chloride as well as sulfates. The table shows which products list it, so you can decide.

How do I know a conditioner is really sulfate-free?

Read the ingredient list, not the front label. Look for any ingredient ending in 'sulfate' (lauryl, laureth, coco-sulfate and so on). Sulfonates and sulfosuccinates are different ingredients.

Do you test these products?

No. We check ingredient lists and what the brand says the product is for, not how it performs.

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