conditioner
(kəndɪʃənəʳ )
Word forms: conditioners
1. variable noun
A conditioner is a substance which you can put on your hair after you have washed it to make it softer.
2. variable noun [oft noun NOUN]
A conditioner is a thick liquid which you can use when you wash clothes in order to make them feel softer.
Using a fabric conditioner will make clothes easier to handle and iron.
3. See also air conditioner
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Collocations:
leave-in conditioner use conditioner
It helps to combat dryness and can be used before washing hair or as a leave-in conditioner.
Times, Sunday Times
A leave-in conditioner powered with quinoa protein to repair split po pr en fr da on ends and protect hair from heat and further damage.
Times, Sunday Times
I put leave-in conditioner on the ends and twist my hair into a bun, secured with one large old-fashioned hairpin.
Times, Sunday Times
The leave-in conditioner contains five essential oils that act as a natural antiseptic and insect repellent.
Times, Sunday Times
Your body replenishes while you sleep, so leave-in conditioner can work even harder.
The Sun
If you run out of shaving gel, use conditioner as a lubricant instead to prevent nicks.
The Sun (2014)
And there is no need to use conditioner.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
You should also use conditioner to protect your hair.
The Sun (2008)
Wet combing - using conditioner and systematically combing out live lice does work.
The Sun (2006)
Translations:
Chinese: 护发素
Japanese: コンディショナー
- track ball
- track circuit
- track coach
- track cyclist
- track down
- tracker
- tracker ball
- tracker fund
- track event
- track features
- tracking
- tracking error
- tracking software
- track meet
- track movement
- trackpad
- track progress
- track record
- track runner
- tracksuit
- track suit
- track team
- track the evolution of
- track the flow
- track the location of