Davines OI Hydrating Conditioner
- Chemically treated hair, the stated target
- Creamy formula rich in antioxidants
- Non-sealed packaging, per the listing
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A creamy smoothing conditioner aimed at hair stressed by chemical treatments. The listing is thin, with no size, ingredient list or directions, so you buy largely on the brand name.
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ASIN: B07ZJ82DFLCategory: Hair Conditioners
Overview
Owners of chemically treated hair get a creamy smoothing conditioner from Davines OI, loaded with antioxidants. The formula is meant to restore hair stressed by color or other chemical services.
Smoothing and restoring chemically treated hair is the whole brief, and the creamy texture suits hair that feels rough after processing. The listing leaves out almost every detail a shopper would compare, including how much product you get.
Who it's for
Hair that feels dry and rough after coloring or relaxing is the target. Anyone who checks labels for specific ingredients should wait for a fuller listing.
Pros and cons
- Made for chemically treated hair
- Creamy texture for smoothing
- Size, ingredients and directions not listed
- Ships non-sealed, per the listing
Performance notes
A creamy conditioner coats the hair surface to smooth the cuticle, which reduces friction and tangling after chemical processing. Antioxidants are listed but not named, so their contribution cannot be judged from this page.
Specifications
| Brand | Davines |
|---|---|
| Hair Type | Chemically treated |
| Hair Conditioner Type | Smoothing |
| Item Form | Creamy formula |
| Product Benefits | Restores chemically treated hair |
| Additional Features | Non-sealed |
| Special Ingredients | Antioxidants |
Frequently asked questions
How do I use Davines OI Conditioner?
The listing gives no directions or amounts. It only states it is a creamy smoothing conditioner for chemically treated hair.
Why does the listing say non-sealed?
The seller states the product is non-sealed, so it may arrive without a safety seal on the container.