


The detangler with the worst name and the best manners.
Also known as: BTMS · Rapeseed-derived conditioning agent
- What it is
- A plant-derived conditioning agent made from rapeseed or colza oil. Despite the name it is not a sulfate surfactant; the methosulfate part is a counter-ion, not SLS.
- Why it's in the formula
- It gives conditioner its slip: it binds lightly to damaged, negatively charged hair so a comb passes through instead of tearing. Mild enough for fine hair, strong enough for coarse.
- Where it comes from
- Rapeseed-derived, readily biodegradable, cosmetic grade.
- What to know
- Low irritation potential and one of the gentlest cationic conditioners available. Not a sulfate; not depleting.
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