OGX Conditioner Fade-Defying+Orchid Oil13Oz/385Ml

OGX Fade-Defying Orchid Oil Conditioner Price in Pakistan

Rs. 2,429, down from Rs. 2,699. 385ml, built around orchid extract and grape seed oil, with UVA/UVB sun-filters folded directly into the conditioner rather than sold as a separate protectant.

Sulfate-free, aimed specifically at maintaining salon-quality color vibrancy rather than general hydration.

Key Features & Benefits

Key Specifications

• Brand: OGX
• Line: Fade-Defying, Orchid Oil
• Size: 385ml / 13fl oz
• Price: Rs. 2,429 (listed from Rs. 2,699)
• SKU: TG-007261
• Key ingredients: Orchid extract, grape seed oil, UVA/UVB sun-filters

Why sun protection matters for color-treated hair

UVA/UVB filters built into a conditioner are less common than in a leave-in product, but they address a real gap — sun exposure fades hair color the same way it fades fabric, gradually and cumulatively.

Grape seed oil contributes antioxidant support alongside hydration, working with the orchid extract rather than as a separate, unrelated ingredient.

Sulfate-free matters here specifically because sulfates strip color faster than milder surfactants, undermining the entire fade-defying premise if they were included.

Who Should Buy This

Buyers with color-treated hair spending time outdoors

The built-in UV protection targets exactly this scenario, more directly than a conditioner relying on hydration alone to slow fading.

Buyers who want a sulfate-free conditioner specifically for color maintenance

Formulated around color longevity as the primary goal, not a general moisturizing conditioner with color-safe language added on as an afterthought.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this conditioner really protect against sun-related color fading?

A: It includes UVA/UVB sun-filters specifically for this purpose, addressing a fading cause that plain hydrating conditioners typically don't account for.

Q: Is this safe for daily use on color-treated hair?

A: It's formulated sulfate-free specifically to avoid stripping color, which is generally considered safer for regular, everyday use on color-treated hair than a sulfate-containing conditioner would be.