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Skala Babosa Conditioner

Babosa is Portuguese for "aloe vera".

4 out of 5 · 30 ratings

All pack sizes share this rating.

Babosa is Portuguese for aloe vera, and aloe leads this line. The pack names aloe vera and shea butter. The conditioner follows the shampoo and rinses out.

  • Curly
Size
10.99 fl oz (325 ml)
Hair type
Curly
Named on the pack
Aloe vera and shea butter
The pack says
Vegan, cruelty-free, no parabens and no silicones
Sold for
Dry hair and frizz

$5.431 bottle

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How to use it

Using Babosa Conditioner

“After washing your hair with SKALA BRASIL BABOSA shampoo, evenly apply the conditioner to clean, damp hair. Leave it on for 1 to 3 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Style as desired. For optimal results, use the complete SKALA BRASIL BABOSA line. CO-WASH: Apply a small amount of the product to wet hair, distributing it across the scalp. Gently massage with your fingertips as you would with conventional shampoo. Rinse thoroughly. Repeat only if additional scalp cleaning is needed. PRE-SHAMPOO: On unwashed hair, divide it into sections and apply the product, ensuring full coverage. Leave it on for 15 minutes, then rinse and wash with SKALA BRASIL BABOSA shampoo and conditioner.”
Directions printed on the pack

On the pack

What Skala says about Babosa

“Helps smooth frizz and enhance curl definition without weighing hair down”
From the product description

Words in quotation marks are the brand's own. This is a cosmetic for conditioning and styling hair.

Ingredients, as printed on the pack

Aqua/Water, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Parfum/Fragrance, Shea Butter Cetyl Esters, Citric Acid, Disodium EDTA, Panthenol, Tocopheryl Acetate, PEG-90M, Methylchloroisothiazolinone (and) Methylisothiazolinone, Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Extract.

Read from the back label. The first ingredient is the one there is most of. How to read the list

Buyer ratings

How buyers rate Babosa Conditioner

4out of 5 · 30 ratings

The single and the multi-packs are sold as one product and share these ratings.

  1. 5 stars44%
  2. 4 stars26%
  3. 3 stars25%
  4. 2 stars0%
  5. 1 star5%

A good match for

  • Curly hair, the type named on the pack
  • Shoppers avoiding parabens and silicones. The pack states that neither is used
  • Stocking up: it sells in packs of up to 4

Look elsewhere if

  • You avoid fragrance. The ingredient list includes parfum
  • Your hair is not curly. Other lines on the shelf cover other patterns

Same wash day

The rest of the Babosa collection

  1. Wash

  2. Mask

One or the other

Babosa Conditioner or Crespo Divino Conditioner

ComparedBabosa ConditionerCrespo Divino Conditioner
Hair typeCurlyCurly and coily
Named on the packAloe vera and shea butterCastor oil, argan oil and plant-based keratin
The pack saysVegan, cruelty-free, no parabens and no siliconesVegan, cruelty-free, no parabens and no silicones
Size10.99 fl oz (325 ml)10.99 fl oz (325 ml)
Price$5.43$6.90
Buyer ratings4 from 304.1 from 47

Pick Babosa Conditioner for curly hair, at $5.43. Pick Crespo Divino Conditioner for curly and coily hair, at $6.90.

Questions

About Babosa Conditioner

What hair type is Babosa Conditioner for?

Babosa Conditioner is for curly hair, and its description also names dry hair and frizz. It costs $5.43 for 10.99 fl oz (325 ml).

Is Babosa Conditioner vegan?

Yes, the pack states it: vegan, cruelty-free, no parabens and no silicones. Skala says its whole range has been vegan since 2018.

Does Babosa Conditioner come in a multi-pack?

Yes, in packs of 2, 3 and 4. The pack of 4 costs $21.72, or $5.43 per bottle against $5.43 for a single bottle.

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