Hair conditioner: 434 labels checked

434 hair conditioners from 199 brands on Open Beauty Facts, read one ingredient at a time. Below: how many pass each of the six checks, the ones that pass, which ingredients decide it, and the most scanned products.

196 with a photo · last checked 23 Sept 2026

Six checks across 434 hair conditioners

Check	Yes	No	Not sure
Vegan hair conditioners	33 (8%)	94	307
Fragrance-free hair conditioners	18 (4%)	413	3
Paraben-free hair conditioners	400 (92%)	23	11
Sulfate-free hair conditioners	408 (94%)	15	11
Silicone-free hair conditioners	193 (44%)	231	10
Alcohol-free hair conditioners	290 (67%)	134	10

Yes means the ingredient list contains none of the ingredients that check looks for. Not sure on the vegan check means an ingredient can come from a plant or an animal and the label does not say which.

What decides it most often

Ingredients that turned a check to No in hair conditioners, counted across the 400 most scanned lists.

Vegan hair conditioners

33 of 434 hair conditioners pass the vegan check. The 8 most scanned:

All vegan products

Fragrance-free hair conditioners

18 of 434 hair conditioners pass the fragrance-free check. The 8 most scanned:

All fragrance-free products

Paraben-free hair conditioners

400 of 434 hair conditioners pass the paraben-free check. The 8 most scanned:

All paraben-free products

Sulfate-free hair conditioners

408 of 434 hair conditioners pass the sulfate-free check. The 8 most scanned:

All sulfate-free products

Silicone-free hair conditioners

193 of 434 hair conditioners pass the silicone-free check. The 8 most scanned:

All silicone-free products

Alcohol-free hair conditioners

290 of 434 hair conditioners pass the alcohol-free check. The 8 most scanned:

All alcohol-free products

Most scanned hair conditioners

Showing the 72 most scanned of 434. Search all hair conditioners.

Data: Open Beauty Facts, community database, ODbL license. Categories come from the product name and the community tags, so a few products sit in the wrong group; the check itself reads only the ingredient list. No brand pays for a verdict.