QuoteReplyTopic: PRODUCTS Posted: December 29 2006 at 3:17pm
Can anyone recommend any really good deep conditioners, leave-in conditioners, shampoos, or conditioners? I know I always have so many questions but I'm not used to dealing with natural hair especiall my own. Im 13 and my mom has been relaxing my hair since I was 7 or 8 so I forgot about what my hair was like before. Im transitioning right now because I think natural is beautiful so can you guys please help me out and tell me whats best for "our" hair? Thanks for all your help everyone you've all been great!
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I kno but I dont have the money 2 just buy random products that I think will work(cuz it will be everything!) so thats why Im asking everyone what works well for them so I can have a good idea of what might work in my hair.
Right now I'm redoing my regimine but the products i know that i love are ors repelenishing pak like i said before i love these and they're cheap too. My new fave shampoo is creme of nature and for cowashes I like to use any v05. i also really like to mix honey in with my conditioners For oils africa's best herbal oil works really good. and it smells nice too
I really hope this helps
Current: SL
Goal: APL by '07
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i cowash 2-3 times a week. i also use VO5 for my co-washes. i wash my hair once a week w/ creme of nature or mane n tail following a deep conditoner. its also important to moisturize ur hair daily or on a regular basic.
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I've used Dr. Miracles feel it formula, it really works especially against split ends, it also has some kind of mint product in the product so when you put it on your scalp you can feel it tingle.
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Some of my favorite products have to be bought online but since you're 13 you probably won't be able to purchase anything online so I'll list ones that can be bought from the store.
Deep conditioner- Pantene Relaxed and Natural Breakage Defense Deep Con Mask
Shampoo- Creme of Nature (green top) This is my favorite shampoo.
Leave in- Giovanni Direct
Since you are transitioning you will want to make sure to use some type of protein conditioner to keep your hair from breaking. This has to be balanced out w/ moisture so always condition w/ a moisturizing conditioner after doing a protein treatment.
For protein treatments I would suggest Motions CPR (I have the one in the bottle, not the jar), and for moisturizing conditioner I like Dove Intense Moisture.
Moisturizing your hair daily and sealing the moisture in with an oil is also very important.
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^^You can wash AA hair daily if it works for your hair. For me it dosen't work so I don't do it. I shampoo every two weeks and it works best for me. Some people conditioner wash their hair (use conditioner instead of shampoo) because it's gentler than shampooing daily. When I say moisturize I mean to apply a water based moisturizer preferably w/ no mineral oil or petrolatum to your hair daily then seal that in w/ an oil like olive oil. A good moisturizer that I like is Cantu Break Cure.
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If you go to vitaminshoppe.com (or the actual store,) you may find some little known shampoos and conditioners that may impress you. I don't think they have fancy labels or snazzy ad campaigns but Aubrey Organics seems "cool." I think someone here may have mentioned the brand in another thread.
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