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Healthy Hair Quest..
pattycake0701 said:When I gave the review, I used the Pantene for a conditioner wash. Since then I've used it for a leave in and unfortunately, it is not as good as the DDTA. It felt coated...but then again, I could have been due for a shampoo.
But... I found something else. While at Big Lots, again, I picked up the very last bottle of DDTA in stock but I also picked up the Daily Renewal 5X Retame Conditioner for hard to manage hair. I used this as a conditioner wash and leave-in and in my opinion, it is a great replacement for DDTA. The only complaint I have with it is the fragrance. I can't explain it...but it smells chemical-like, not fresh and fruity like the DDTA. It leaves my hair nice and soft (and I have all natural, shoulder-length and veeeery kinky hair) I think its worth a try at 1.49 for a 13.5 oz bottle and it has the exact ingredients as the DDTA made by Proctor and Gamble.
For those who are still testing conditioners and looking for a DDTA replacement, I think the key (and I could be wrong) is the conditioners that are marketed for daily use that are moisturizing and clean rinsing.
Sorry for the long post guys but I wanted to share!!!
Now see, I'm starting to catch on to something here. I've never considered using my conditioners for leave-ins until these DDTA posts. Well, there was a thread started by Supergirl about everything being a leave-in, however, all I was using at the time was VO5. I heard that Nexxus Humectress was a good leave-in but I had my beloved Salerm 21 of which I have been out of for months...
I was using the Daily Renewal 5x when after I first joined the board and it did NOTHING for my hair, not moisture, not softness NOTHING. YET, I never considered using it as a leave-in. The DDTA is the same way, I see nothing special about it when doing COs yet as a leave-in....

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