CeraVe Gentle Hydrating Conditioner
- Hydration up to 72 hours, per the brand
- 10X smoother, 5x more hydrated after one wash, brand claim
- Ceramides, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid
- Free of sulfates, MIT, dyes, parabens, fragrance
- Bottle size not listed
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A gentle, fragrance-free conditioner for sensitive scalps and color-treated hair. The listing gives no bottle size, so compare volume before ordering.
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ASIN: B0DV43SH6MCategory: Hair Conditioners
Overview
Ceramides, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid do the work in this CeraVe conditioner, hydrating both hair and scalp. The pH balanced formula skips sulfates, dyes, parabens and fragrance for sensitive skin.
Scalp comfort leads here, with an allergy-tested, fragrance-free formula developed with dermatologists. Bottle size is missing from the listing, which makes it hard to compare.
Who it's for
Color-treated hair and reactive scalps get hydration without common irritants here. People who enjoy a fragrant wash routine will find nothing scented on offer.
Pros and cons
- Fragrance free and dye free
- Allergy tested for sensitive scalps
- Color safe for treated hair
- Works on all curl patterns
- Bottle size not stated
- Results figures are brand claims
Performance notes
Ceramides help seal the hair cuticle, while hyaluronic acid draws moisture in and niacinamide supports the scalp barrier. A pH balanced base limits cuticle swelling, which helps hair feel smoother after rinsing.
Specifications
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Frequently asked questions
Is CeraVe Gentle Hydrating Conditioner safe for color-treated hair?
Yes. The listing says it suits all hair types, curl patterns and color-treated hair.
Does this CeraVe conditioner contain fragrance?
No. It is free from fragrance, sulfates, MIT, dyes and parabens.
Is it a leave-in conditioner?
The listing describes a conditioner used with a wash, not a leave-in treatment.