CP-1 Aquaxyl Complex Intense Moisture Conditioner

It combines the Aquaxyl moisture complex with hydrolyzed collagen, keratin and silk proteins to coat strands lightly, adding softness and elasticity to dry, damaged ends. It's a surface-conditioning treatment, not a repair-from-within formula — think smoother feel and easier detangling after rinsing.

Aquaxyl is a moisture-binding complex (xylitylglucoside, anhydroxylitol, xylitol) present here at trace ppm levels, as stated on the pack. It works alongside glycerin and butylene glycol to help hair hold moisture longer between washes — a supporting hydration ingredient, not the formula's primary volume.

Yes — it contains Dimethicone and Cyclopentasiloxane, which are listed on the INCI and not marketed as silicone-free. These silicones give the smoothing, detangling feel typical of a moisture conditioner. If you're avoiding silicones specifically, this formula isn't silicone-free.

The formula doesn't list color-safe or color-protecting claims on the pack, so we can't confirm this specifically. It's positioned for dry and damaged hair generally. If color protection is your priority, check with our team for a color-specific recommendation.

As a standard rinse-out conditioner, it's designed for use after every shampoo wash — apply to mid-lengths and ends, leave briefly, then rinse with lukewarm water. It's not a leave-in or once-weekly treatment mask.

Yes, it contains fragrance (Parfum), listed at the end of the INCI. The pack doesn't individually declare specific fragrance allergens (e.g. linalool, limonene) separately from "Fragrance" — if you have known fragrance sensitivities, patch test before full use.

"Professional" reflects the brand's product-line naming rather than a distinct regulatory or clinical certification — the formula and INCI are the same category of ingredients used across CP-1's retail lines. We can't confirm additional professional-grade claims beyond what's printed.