Yes. The pertinent word here is “Spülung”. (ETA: “Spülen”, which is the verb that derives from, does translate to “rinse”. In this case, it’s short for “Haarspülung”; that is something you put in your hair after washing and then rinse out.)
Yes, those are conditioners
Yes, both are hair conditioners.
The left is for “normal hair”, the right for “dry and damaged hair.
Supposedly, the right is also to keep the “scalp” moisturized for brittle hair …
Pro Tip: If the opening of The bottle is in the bottom, its almost definetly a conditioner!
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I don’t recommend dm’s brand. It is of bad quality
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Yes. The pertinent word here is “Spülung”. (ETA: “Spülen”, which is the verb that derives from, does translate to “rinse”. In this case, it’s short for “Haarspülung”; that is something you put in your hair after washing and then rinse out.)
Yes, those are conditioners
Yes, both are hair conditioners.
The left is for “normal hair”, the right for “dry and damaged hair.
Supposedly, the right is also to keep the “scalp” moisturized for brittle hair …
Pro Tip: If the opening of The bottle is in the bottom, its almost definetly a conditioner!
Try out google lens translation. I love it. Shows you translation in real time on the screen, just move your camera over the text you want to translate.
I don’t recommend dm’s brand. It is of bad quality