Cheapie Conditioners (Yay/Nay) Reprise. [Inspired by BeautifulWideEyes]

[Jewell]

I use cheapie conditioners for cws, not for mainstream deep conditioning, and for that purpose, they work great. I use Aussie Moist, Aussie 3 Minute Miracle DEEEP, and Mane 'N Tail Deep Moisturizing Conditioner for cws, which classify as being cheapies.

 

[Mestiza]

My vote was for: I am relaxed and Cheapie conditioners work great! I love so many of the VO5 and Suave conditioners. Lately, my hair hasn't been fond of the VO5 Strawberries & Cream.

 

[Sosoothing]

I did my first CO wash today with VO5 and my relaxed hair seems happy with it.

 

[Ayeshia]

Im natural and Suave Conditioners are the only thing I use in my hair 90% of the time

 

[Britt]

Im natural and Suave Conditioners are the only thing I use in my hair 90% of the time

And your hair looks great Ayeshia! I can imagine how good it smells too since you condition wash daily .Ain't nothing like some fresh smelling hair .

 

[shawniegee]

I'm relaxed and Suave doesn't do it for me. VO5 Peaches and Cream works better but I like NTM DD AND MNT the best. My hair needs thicker creams.

 

[kitkat3ny]

I originally posted that I am relaxed and can't use any cheapie poo and cond. besides Neutrogena Triple Moist. However, in the past couple weeks I have been using Suave Professional Humescent, LeKair Cholestrol and just love them both. For shampoo I use nothing but Aussie Moist. It is the best shampoo I have ever used!

Kat

 

[DiamondStar]

I love cheapies for conditioner washes. I love Suave Milk and Honey and Suave Coconut...I loved the V05 Blueberries and Cream. They do the job, and the prices are right !

 

[amy1234]

I like to use suave's strawberries and creme for conditioner washes and protective styling , and also dove conditioner works well on my hair.

 

[LovelyLionessa]

I love cheapies! Lekair Cholesterol, MNT, Garnier Length & Strength, White Rain Tropical Coconut are awesome. I also like VO5 Kiwi & Lime Squeeze. They agree with my relaxed hair.

 

[Angelicus]

baby, I loveeee VO5, suave, white rain... whatever! Walgreens has a coupon for VO5 for 59cents!!

 

[Ms_Twana]

I used cheapie conditioners with relaxed hair and now that I'm natural. I use V05 Moisture Milks, Suave, and White Rain's R&N knock off currently. My hair loves them.

 

[malibu4590]

I voted yay. I used to use VO5 all the time with no problems. I'm into Garnier Fructis now and that's pretty cheap esp. at Target. The Aussie 3-Minute Miracle Reconstructor that my hair absolutely loves is cheap...if you consider $3.99 cheap for a DC

 

[InnerSoul]

I am relaxed and I use cheapie conditioners... I love them for slip.

I use: herbal essences hello hydration, and herbal essences totally twisted. I just started doing conditioner washes(didn't think I would like it but this will be great in the spring and summer months!!) I was actually impressed with the co wash...in which I used Suave milk and honey.

However I can't skip out on my deep conditioner.. I pay some money for that. I use UBH deep conditioner.

 

[natstar]

I use cheapy conditioners all the time (VO5, White Rain, Suave) But I mix mine w/some oil and either do a pre-poo, spritz or rare co-wash

 

[B_Phlyy]

I love cheapie conditioners. Relaxed or natural, my hair feels great when I use them. I use Suave and V05, but I like V05 much better.

 

[Ms Red]

I love them! Yesterday I bought some Suave Clarifying poo, Coconut conditioner and V05 Body Conditioner. I use them to co-wash and sometimes a little for leave in.

 

[CAPlush]

I can use Pantene R&N, and Neutrogena DDC. I'm not sure if they are considered cheapies, but I use these to follow up drying protein treatments or for detangling purposes only. I don't co-wash

 

[gymfreak336]

I can't co-wash with them but some pantene cheapies work for me and I like all of the aussie conditioners. I can't use the real cheapies. VO5, Suave, white rain, etc... don't work well for me.

 

[Brownie518]

I am relaxed and I love HE Hello Hydration, Garnier Length & Strength, and Pantene Breakage Defense conditioners for co washes. I use them all the time. My hair feels great using them. With this harsh weather in my area, I started using some EVOO or Coconut Oil with them sometimes. Works great!

 

[Bosslady1]

Can't use Cheapie Conditioners....Nothing but the bestest for my tresses

Cosign!

 

[gradygirl]

I've been sampling different ones but so far my hair is not responding well to the cheap stuff but it loves some of the more expensive lines.

 

[tkj25]

i spend too much money on hair products to see them washed down the drain -- especially my aubrey organics . so i had to find a more practical alternative for conditioner washes. cheapies allow me to no-poo with abandon and still moisturise my hair in the process. i use my more expensive brands for leave-ins, and the cheapies to wash out. my favorite cheapies:

aussie moist, suave awapuhi, humectant or biobasics, and tresemme vit e.

 

[victorious]

I'm relaxed and I love using cheapie conditioners.

I've always loved Suave Naturals Coconut conditioner for co-washes, coating previously relaxed hair before touch-ups, and moisturzing with water. I also use their clarifying conditioner to rinse out henna.

I recently tried and fell in love with VO5 Moisture Milks, Strawberries & Cream shampoo and conditioner.

My hair understands my budget.

 

[Integrity]

lol 'cheapie' depends on income and budget

 

[Hair Iam]

I'm natural and my hair loves both , I use Suave, Aussie, and Elucence

 

[MrzLadyBuggz]

I am relaxed and I use cheapies for co-washes. I found that my hair likes to be co-washed and V05 does the trick. Right after I co-wash I use NTM Leave-In and my hair is in Heaven. Plus the Strawberries and Cream smells soooo good! The DH likes!

 

[Tee]

I am relaxed and I use cheapies for co-washes. I found that my hair likes to be co-washed and V05 does the trick. Right after I co-wash I use NTM Leave-In and my hair is in Heaven. Plus the Strawberries and Cream smells soooo good! The DH likes!

Cheapie are the way to go for co-washes!

 

[gloomgeisha]

I second (or third) the recommendation for Aussie Moist and also like using Suave Biobasics. I can get by with cheap conditioners and my hair tends to respond well to a few cones here and there. I think some one once mentioned that Aussie has changed the formula...

OFF TOPIC:

I'm still working on the 32oz Aussie Moist Cond. in the White bottle. Have they changed the formula of this product? What about the 3 Minute Miracle Deeeeeeep Conditioner? These two products are my staples and I'd hate to have to find something else.

[/OFF TOPIC]

...so yeah, I like cheapie conditioners.

 

[PinkSkates]

Cheap conditiones are filled with filler products that are drying to my hair. My hair loves Aveda products; they're expensive but my hair is worth it.