This 5 hair conditioner which one is best for me

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Asking for Preferences

Based on the guide in your image and your hair profile (dry/damaged + frizz control), here is my recommendation:

Best Pick for You: #3 Kerabond Bond Repair Leave-In

For dry, damaged, frizzy hair, a leave-in conditioner is your strongest option because it stays on the hair and keeps working throughout the day rather than rinsing out. Here is why Kerabond stands out:

Bond repair technology targets structural damage inside the hair shaft - the root cause of frizz and breakage
Leave-in format gives continuous hydration and frizz protection
No fragrance concerns flagged in the guide
Screened and cleared against all the "AVOID" ingredients in the guide

Runner-Up: #7 Arata Curl Leave-In Conditioner

If your hair has any wave or curl to it, Arata is excellent for frizz control. It is also leave-in, fragrance considerations aside, and works very well for dehydrated, frizzy textures.

What to Watch Out For

The guide recommends you look for these in any conditioner you pick for your hair type:

Hydrolyzed proteins (keratin, wheat, silk) - fill in damage gaps
Fatty alcohols (cetyl/cetearyl/behenyl alcohol) - seal moisture in
Ceramides - restore the hair's lipid barrier
Humectants (glycerin, hyaluronic acid) - attract and hold moisture
Panthenol (Vitamin B5) - softens and strengthens

And avoid these since they worsen frizz and dryness long-term:

Non-soluble silicones (dimethicone, cyclomethicone) - coat the hair, block moisture, cause buildup
Mineral oil / Paraffinum liquidum - same heavy coating effect
DMDM hydantoin / formaldehyde-releasing preservatives - damage the hair shaft over time

Short answer: Go with Kerabond Bond Repair Leave-In (#3) first. If you want a curl-friendly alternative, try Arata (#7). Both are free from the harmful ingredients flagged in the guide and both suit dry, frizzy hair well.

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