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If you’re using a moisturizing conditioner every time you wash, and your hair still feels more like straw than silk, we’re going to guess you’ve got more going on with your dry hair than just the usual wear and tear (blow drying, styling, minimal sun exposure). If you’re coloring, doing other in-salon chemical treatments, frequently flat-ironing, or have naturally dry, coarse strands, it’s probably time to kick your moisturizing efforts up a notch with a more hydrating, reparative, and intensive treatment. Enter the Intense Repair Conditioner. It’s designed to bring dehydrated, damaged and dry hair back to life. Here, three reasons...

We’re going to guess that you’ve never compared your hair to a salad (after all, why would you?), but, really, it’s a pretty perfect analogy. Think about it: Your strands are delicate like bits of lettuce, and you want them to look fresh and, well, pretty. The products you put on top, like your daily conditioner, are like dressing. Your salad needs dressing (it would be pretty bland without it), but add too much and your lettuce starts to wilt. It looks wet and lifeless. It’s the same with hair. Your hair needs conditioner, but if the formula is too...

If you’re like many health-conscience women, you eat a lot of organic foods. But you probably don’t eat entirely organic. Because, well, in some cases, the non-organic stuff tastes better, works better, is far less expensive; or is just as safe. It’s the same thing with hair care products. Using the right synthetic hair care ingredients won’t hurt your health or your hair, and will actually improve your results. So, you want to look for mostly natural—but not entirely organic—products. Here are the reasons why Sauce Beauty’s hair recipes combine fruits, veggies and other natural foods with a few safe...