---
product_id: 2528950
title: "Argan Oil & Shea Moisture Rich Conditioner"
brand: "andalou naturals"
price: "AR$35510"
currency: ARS
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Andalou Naturals"
url: https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/2528950-argan-oil-and-shea-moisture-rich-conditioner
store_origin: AR
region: Argentina
---

# Frizz control & curl definition Non-GMO & vegan formula 11.5 fl oz moisture boost Argan Oil & Shea Moisture Rich Conditioner

**Brand:** andalou naturals
**Price:** AR$35510
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Unlock your hair’s natural glow with every wash!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Argan Oil & Shea Moisture Rich Conditioner by andalou naturals
- **How much does it cost?** AR$35510 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.ar](https://www.desertcart.com.ar/products/2528950-argan-oil-and-shea-moisture-rich-conditioner)

## Best For

- andalou naturals enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted andalou naturals brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Clean Beauty Commitment:** Formulated without sulfates, parabens, phthalates, gluten, or synthetic dyes—pure, safe, and cruelty-free.
- • **Fruit Stem Cell Science:** Advanced antioxidant technology protects hair follicles for longer-lasting vitality and strength.
- • **Deep Hydration Powerhouse:** Infused with argan oil, shea butter & avocado oil to restore moisture and shine to dry, curly hair.
- • **Frizz-Free, Defined Curls:** Smooths split ends and tames frizz while enhancing natural curl patterns without weighing hair down.
- • **Sustainably Sourced & Vegan:** Eco-conscious ingredients that align with your values and lifestyle, empowering confident self-care.

## Overview

Andalou Naturals Moisture Rich Conditioner is a vegan, sulfate-free formula enriched with argan oil, shea butter, avocado oil, and vitamin E. Designed specifically for dry and curly hair, it deeply hydrates, repairs split ends, and controls frizz while supporting hair follicle health with innovative Fruit Stem Cell Science. This cruelty-free conditioner delivers salon-quality moisture and curl definition in a sustainable, non-GMO package.

## Description

"Andalou Naturals Argan Oil and Shea Moisture Rich Conditioner Andalou Naturals argan oil and shea moisture rich conditioner is a color-safe conditioner that helps improve hair follicle longevity and vitality for healthier hair from root to tip. Sweet orange helps revitalize follicles and healthy circulation. Omega rich argan oil deeply penetrates each strand, helping repair and restore moisture, elasticity and strength, minimizing split ends and frizz. The meaning of Andalou is ‘Path of Light’, and we believe it best reflects our intention to foster good things in the world and enrich the lives we touch, one responsible product at a time. At Andalou Naturals, we want you to feel empowered and confident in yourself, especially when it comes to what you put on your skin. That's why we infuse Fruit Stem Cell Science with unique and innovative ingredients to provide skincare solutions to target your skincare concerns and support healthy skin. Our products feature only ingredients that are sustainable, formulated without gluten, nature-derived and never tested on animals. Non-GMO remains a core brand value of Andalou Naturals and we continue to source superior non-GMO ingredients for our products."

Review: Andalou conditioner steals my heart...and my wallet gets a welcome break - I've struggled with my hair, actually fought brutally against it, from my early teens until my late forties, all because I didn't understand its true nature: it wants to curl, to be long, unlayered, and otherwise left alone. It hates blow dryers, hates hot tools, despises bangs (I have way too many cowlicks in the front for that) and revolts against an attack upon its dignity with the thinning shears by turning into a four foot wide Christmas bush just to spite me for my failure to intuit how wrong it is to *ever* try to thin curly hair. (It is unspeakably wrong.) It flourishes when cleansed with a gentle shampoo without sulfates and soothed with a deeply moisturizing, nourishing conditioner. That's really all it needs to look quite nice, which just happens to be the way it wants to go naturally. How I wish I understood this thirty years ago. (As an aside, you may notice in the picture that I have also made a decision to stop covering my gray. It was coming in like gangbusters and had become a never-ending, time-eating, costly battle; I couldn't get the coverage to last even a month, and the colorant was turning my curls into something resembling a thrashed Brillo pad. So I decided enough was enough. Now, after about a year, I'm surprised to find I don't mind the gray at all. It looks almost like highlights.) Another thing about my hair (and this goes for most curly peeps) is that doesn't like to be shampooed more than twice a week, but a good conditioner will make it jump for joy any old time. It's particularly moody when wet; it wants to be air dried *only*--even if it takes half the night--and during that process, it does not want to be touched. Don't comb it, and for goodness sake don't brush it, unless I want it to look like I'm cultivating a Blue Spruce on my head. I'm serious. I spent more than half my life believing I had hideous hag hair, because I keep doing things to it that were entirely against its grain. I just didn't know how to care for it properly. *Sigh.* Well, better late than never. I should mention that I gleaned all of this insider info for curly girls from reading the Curly Girl Handbook (available on desertcart). I have departed, however, from the book's first tenet of curly hair care--namely, the use of Deva Curl hair products. Not because they don't perform (they do) but because 1.) Deva Curl is not entirely vegan (or even vegetarian) which is an important ethical change I've made with regard to my buying habits, and 2.) they're way too expensive. For nearly eight months I've been searching and searching for a shampoo & conditioner duo that works for me ethically, and at the same time doesn't require spending a hundred some-odd bucks every month on basic hair care. As much as I love having healthy bouncy glossy curls, that kind of money is painful to my wallet and, I really believe, excessive and unnecessary. It took me a while to see the light about this, but eventually I got there. Thus, I'm so, so, SO very happy and genuinely *Over the Moon* to report that with my discovery of Andalou shampoo & conditioner, I have *nailed* two essential hair care items that work for me in every way, both in terms of my purchasing ethics (Andalou is vegan *and" cruelty-free) as well as performance-wise: these products are every bit as good as Deva Curl--and, as hard as it may be to believe, the conditioner IMO is actually a skosh better, because you can get the same deeply moisturized, soft and shiny, gorgeous results using *far less*. That alone saves a ton of money, which means a great deal to me. What's more, the fragrance is fresh and citrusy, whereas to me Deva Curl's conditioner smelled like lemon pudding, something you might find on your lunch tray while you're in the hospital. Who wants to smell like a pudding head? Yes, it's a very good (very pricey) product, but the smell always bugged me. So, in summary, as of this moment there is no doubt in my mind that this will be my go-to, HG condish as long as Andalou keeps making it (as long as they don't change it significantly--pssst: don't mess with perfection, people). I'm completely and totally, 100% won over, heart and soul, and pocketbook. Yay Andalou.
Review: Very thick and creamy - This is my favorite conditioner for my long, thick hair that has become drier the last few years as more gray appears. This does a good job, especially with the tangles. I still need to use Marula or Argan oil in my hair to keep it from getting too dry but at least the Andalou softens my hair enough to make it easier to distribute the other oils more evenly while my hair is still wet, otherwise it’s almost impossible (I use a wide toothed rubber short bristled paddle brush). There is not much of a scent. One problem though is after using about a third of the bottle, it becomes very hard to squeeze out the conditioner, so I add some distilled water and shake it up. That works great and actually extends the time beyond when you would normally run out. The added water seems to emulsify right into the cream so it never thins it too much.

## Features

- Moisturizing Conditioner: This hydrating conditioner with moisture rich shea butter adds shine and hydration to dull, dry & curly hair. Our conditioner for dry hair helps improve hair follicle longevity & vitality for healthier hair from root to tip
- Inspired By Nature: Our deep conditioner blends moisturizing oils of argan and avocado, shea Butter and vitamin E to help smooth split ends, hydrate dry, frizzy hair and define curls, leaving hair softer and healthier-looking without weighing it down
- Nourish & Condition Hair: Omega rich argan oil deeply penetrates each strand, repairing and restoring moisture. Moisturizing shea butter supports elasticity, strength and manageability, to help minimize the look of split ends and frizz
- Clean Skincare Standards: Andalou Naturals products contain no gluten or potentially harmful ingredients. No parabens, phthalates, sulfates SLS & SLES, petrochemicals, GMOs, synthetic colors & dyes or artificial fragrances. Never tested on animals
- Fruit Stem Cell Science: Every Andalou Naturals product - including masks, creams, serums, moisturizers, cleansers and toners - use nature's antioxidant defense solution to protect and support healthy skin and hair
- Andalou Naturals: Non-GMO remains a core brand value of Andalou Naturals and we continue to source superior non-GMO ingredients for our products

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0052P1CAK |
| Active Ingredients | lactic_acid |
| Additional Features | Revitalizes |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #37,841 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #846 in Hair Conditioner |
| Brand | Andalou Naturals |
| Brand Name | Andalou Naturals |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 753 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00859975002065 |
| Hair Conditioner Type | Standard Hair Conditioner |
| Hair Type | Curly,Dry |
| Item Dimensions | 1.05 x 0.9 x 1.25 inches |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Type Name | food |
| Item Weight | 11.52 ounces |
| Liquid Volume | 11.5 fluid ounces |
| Manufacturer | Andalou Naturals |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 43488 |
| Material Feature | Vegan |
| Material Features | Vegan |
| Material Type Free | Sulfate Free |
| Model Number | 43488 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Type Name | Bottle |
| Product Benefits | Cruelty Free, Gluten Free, Organic, Vegan |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Frizz Management |
| Scent Name | Moisture Rich Argan Oil and Shea |
| Size | 11.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Special Ingredients | Argan Oil,Shea,Argan |
| UPC | 859975002065 731646238327 |
| Unit Count | 11.5 Fluid Ounces |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Andalou Naturals
- **Hair Type:** Curly,Dry
- **Item Form:** Liquid
- **Material Feature:** Vegan
- **Product Benefits:** Cruelty Free, Gluten Free, Organic, Vegan

## Images

![Argan Oil & Shea Moisture Rich Conditioner - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61GPw-c6REL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this conditioner and shampoo safe for color treated hair? I found that most products similar to this actually strip hair dye.**
A: I do not have color treated hair myself, but my co-worker does and she uses it regularly without any problems.  Of course color treatments may vary.  Andalou's own website says all their hair are products are safe: "Our products do NOT contain sulfates, which is the primary cause of damage to colored hair. Sodium laureth sulfate and sodium lauryl sulfate, which are common ingredients in other hair care lines, can strip dyed hair of coloring, fading your hair every time you wash."

**Q: What are the ingredients for the new formula? There isn't a complete list in the description.**
A: Hi K. D. We are currently in the process of updating the ingredients. In the meantime, here is a complete list : Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice*, Purified Water (Aqua), Vegetable Glycerin, Cetyl Alcohol, Stearyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Chloride, Argania Spinosa (Argan) Kernel Oil*, Fruit Stem Cells (Malus Domestica, Solar Vitis) and BioActive 8 Berry Complex*, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter*, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter*†, Amino Acid Complex (Arginine, Threonine, Serine), Glyceryl Stearate, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil*, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Amodimethicone, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil*, Aspalathus Linearis (Rooibos) Extract*†, Camellia Sinensis (White Tea) Leaf Extract*†, Tocopherol, Phenethyl Alcohol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Vanilla Isolates, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel Oil**Certified Organic Ingredients †Fair Trade Ingredients

**Q: What is the ph level of this conditioner?**
A: Not sure, but you can find a lot of scientific data on EWG’s skin deep app. Should have this specific brand on there

**Q: Is this vegan? Are there sulfates and phthalates?**
A: This product is organic. If you scroll down to the 'Ingredients', you can read the list of ingredients and see that there are no sulfates or phthalates. (Or have someone else do it for you!)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Andalou conditioner steals my heart...and my wallet gets a welcome break
*by O***E on July 25, 2018*

I've struggled with my hair, actually fought brutally against it, from my early teens until my late forties, all because I didn't understand its true nature: it wants to curl, to be long, unlayered, and otherwise left alone. It hates blow dryers, hates hot tools, despises bangs (I have way too many cowlicks in the front for that) and revolts against an attack upon its dignity with the thinning shears by turning into a four foot wide Christmas bush just to spite me for my failure to intuit how wrong it is to *ever* try to thin curly hair. (It is unspeakably wrong.) It flourishes when cleansed with a gentle shampoo without sulfates and soothed with a deeply moisturizing, nourishing conditioner. That's really all it needs to look quite nice, which just happens to be the way it wants to go naturally. How I wish I understood this thirty years ago. (As an aside, you may notice in the picture that I have also made a decision to stop covering my gray. It was coming in like gangbusters and had become a never-ending, time-eating, costly battle; I couldn't get the coverage to last even a month, and the colorant was turning my curls into something resembling a thrashed Brillo pad. So I decided enough was enough. Now, after about a year, I'm surprised to find I don't mind the gray at all. It looks almost like highlights.) Another thing about my hair (and this goes for most curly peeps) is that doesn't like to be shampooed more than twice a week, but a good conditioner will make it jump for joy any old time. It's particularly moody when wet; it wants to be air dried *only*--even if it takes half the night--and during that process, it does not want to be touched. Don't comb it, and for goodness sake don't brush it, unless I want it to look like I'm cultivating a Blue Spruce on my head. I'm serious. I spent more than half my life believing I had hideous hag hair, because I keep doing things to it that were entirely against its grain. I just didn't know how to care for it properly. *Sigh.* Well, better late than never. I should mention that I gleaned all of this insider info for curly girls from reading the Curly Girl Handbook (available on Amazon). I have departed, however, from the book's first tenet of curly hair care--namely, the use of Deva Curl hair products. Not because they don't perform (they do) but because 1.) Deva Curl is not entirely vegan (or even vegetarian) which is an important ethical change I've made with regard to my buying habits, and 2.) they're way too expensive. For nearly eight months I've been searching and searching for a shampoo & conditioner duo that works for me ethically, and at the same time doesn't require spending a hundred some-odd bucks every month on basic hair care. As much as I love having healthy bouncy glossy curls, that kind of money is painful to my wallet and, I really believe, excessive and unnecessary. It took me a while to see the light about this, but eventually I got there. Thus, I'm so, so, SO very happy and genuinely *Over the Moon* to report that with my discovery of Andalou shampoo & conditioner, I have *nailed* two essential hair care items that work for me in every way, both in terms of my purchasing ethics (Andalou is vegan *and" cruelty-free) as well as performance-wise: these products are every bit as good as Deva Curl--and, as hard as it may be to believe, the conditioner IMO is actually a skosh better, because you can get the same deeply moisturized, soft and shiny, gorgeous results using *far less*. That alone saves a ton of money, which means a great deal to me. What's more, the fragrance is fresh and citrusy, whereas to me Deva Curl's conditioner smelled like lemon pudding, something you might find on your lunch tray while you're in the hospital. Who wants to smell like a pudding head? Yes, it's a very good (very pricey) product, but the smell always bugged me. So, in summary, as of this moment there is no doubt in my mind that this will be my go-to, HG condish as long as Andalou keeps making it (as long as they don't change it significantly--pssst: don't mess with perfection, people). I'm completely and totally, 100% won over, heart and soul, and pocketbook. Yay Andalou.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very thick and creamy
*by L***G on September 14, 2020*

This is my favorite conditioner for my long, thick hair that has become drier the last few years as more gray appears. This does a good job, especially with the tangles. I still need to use Marula or Argan oil in my hair to keep it from getting too dry but at least the Andalou softens my hair enough to make it easier to distribute the other oils more evenly while my hair is still wet, otherwise it’s almost impossible (I use a wide toothed rubber short bristled paddle brush). There is not much of a scent. One problem though is after using about a third of the bottle, it becomes very hard to squeeze out the conditioner, so I add some distilled water and shake it up. That works great and actually extends the time beyond when you would normally run out. The added water seems to emulsify right into the cream so it never thins it too much.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hair Conditioner
*by K***N on June 20, 2026*

Wonderful product - light conditioner with great scent - love for my short hair!

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*Product available on Desertcart Argentina*
*Store origin: AR*
*Last updated: 2026-10-12*