Cone overload !!!!!!!

[tnorenberg]

I just had the worst experience in tangled hair in my life. I tried the new HE Hydralicious conditioner. I thought with the cones high up on the ingredients list I would get lots of slip.........WRONG!!! I got a tangled mess. Then I thought, well my Silicon Mix always gets the tangles out... more cones . I just couldn't win. I had to shampoo that crap out and still nothing but tangles. Finally I did an ACV rinse and at least my hair was softer again but not tangle free, still sort of coated feeling. I had to detangle it section by section and blowdry it to get my hair back to some normalcy. BTW I only use heat once every 3 or 4 months so I was really ticked. It still feels weird but I am afraid to shampoo. Any suggestions to get rid of cones without using a stripping shampoo? Help.

 

[Charz]

Sorry about your experience. Baking soda works wonders.

 

[tnorenberg]

Sorry about your experience. Baking soda works wonders.

Oh yes, I forgot about that. It gets rid of cones too?

 

[Dposh167]

maybe it was just the hydralicious that did it. Cuz it sure as heck did it to my hair and i never get tangles from an he conditioner

 

[frizzy]

I don't know from experience or anything, but I'm thinking a good Hot Oil Treatment followed by a diluted clarifying 'poo should break down the 'cones without drying out you hair. HTH

 

[tnorenberg]

maybe it was just the hydralicious that did it. Cuz it sure as heck did it to my hair and i never get tangles from an he conditioner

I think that Hydralicious is gonna get the ole 'heave ho'.And I rarely toss anything away. My hair is better off without it.

 

[tnorenberg]

I tired the baking soda. First I did a few rinses with the baking soda and warm water then I conditioned and did it again instead of adding it to the conditioner. It feels more normal now. I read a thread about the Chegrin Valley Soap Bars and ordered a few of those to try.I hope they work better than the shampoo.

 

[Priss Pot]

You could try a non-stripping clarifying shampoo like Elucence Volume Clarifying Shampoo.

 

[Loves Harmony]

The same thing happen when i tried this product.

 

[tnorenberg]

You could try a non-stripping clarifying shampoo like Elucence Volume Clarifying Shampoo.

Do they carry this at Sally's?

 

[tnorenberg]

The same thing happen when i tried this product.

I wonder if this is one where you have to use both the shampoo and conditioner together for it to work? Did you use the shampoo too? I didn't.