simplyhair
Active Member
I just read on v05haircare.com in the "Do and Don'ts" section that you should not apply conditioner at the roots. Do you agree with this? What do you do? Every stylist I went to always slapped a ton of conditioner on from root to tip.
Here is what it says:
Don't condition your roots.
No matter what type of hair you have, you do not need conditioner there. Roots are close to the oil glands and that's plenty of lubrication. Besides, roots don't get damaged like the rest of the tresses.
Apply conditioner at the nape of your neck and work up and through hair, concentrating on the ends. DO make sure you completely coat your ends with conditioner. DO rinse with cool water to help seal the cuticle and lock in more shine.
http://vo5haircare.com/faq/questions.aspx
Here is what it says:
Don't condition your roots.
No matter what type of hair you have, you do not need conditioner there. Roots are close to the oil glands and that's plenty of lubrication. Besides, roots don't get damaged like the rest of the tresses.
Apply conditioner at the nape of your neck and work up and through hair, concentrating on the ends. DO make sure you completely coat your ends with conditioner. DO rinse with cool water to help seal the cuticle and lock in more shine.
http://vo5haircare.com/faq/questions.aspx