Deep Conditioner on a budget!

[Vshanell]

All of the cholesterol's are very cheap and extremely effective. My favorite is Lekair Cholesterol Plus.

 

[BostonMaria]

Say Yes to Carrots hair mask
Suela y Canela is great and about $8 for a 16 oz jar
Lustrasilk by itself is a little blah, but throw in some coconut oil, honey and EVOO and it's an incredible dc

 

[sunnydaze]

Motions CPR (liked alot better when I was relaxed though)

Pantene R&N Deep Conditioning Mask (works the best for me when I alternate using it with something else, rather than weekly)

Aussie 3 minute miracle!! (Please don't sleep on the Aussie, b/c it really is good)

I know for a fact you can pretty much find Aussie everywhere and Pantene most places. Plus, make sure to check you sunday coupons b/c there are always coupons for both of them at least once a month.

 

[Glitter]

Quene Helena is one also.

Do people not use this one anymore? I have never seen the LeKair conditioner...only QH. Still love it.

 

[lilsparkle825]

Aussie Moist (or 3 Minute Miracle)
co-sign on Lustrasilk
Ion Effective Care Treatment

 

[originalone]

Lustrasilk moisture max Olive oil hair mayonnaise $5.99

 

[vainღ♥♡jane]

What?!? No Elasta QP Dpr-11 the new and improved one. The one infused with Olive oil. Heavenly. It runs me $6.09 not including tax out here. I would mix this to make it last longer though. I use JBCO and Aussie 3 minute miracle.

maaaaaaaaan, they NEVER have this in my Sally's. i've never even seen it, and i be all up and through those shelves. as much as folks mention it i wanna try it too. ♥

 

[tjsant]

Motions CPR (liked alot better when I was relaxed though)

Pantene R&N Deep Conditioning Mask (works the best for me when I alternate using it with something else, rather than weekly)

Aussie 3 minute miracle!! (Please don't sleep on the Aussie, b/c it really is good)

I know for a fact you can pretty much find Aussie everywhere and Pantene most places. Plus, make sure to check you sunday coupons b/c there are always coupons for both of them at least once a month.

I am relaxed, so I'll probably give Motions a shot since many people seem to like it.

 

[Blue_Berry]

I use Vitamin shoppe brand conditioners. Most of the conditioner are natural and 99cents. I use the Herbal Everyday Conditioner and the Jojoba Conditioner. The scents are not that pleasant, because it is natural. But it works wonders on my hair. The only thing that isn't natural is the methyl paraben and fragrance, but it's listed at the very end of the ingredients. I also use Garnier Fructis Fortifying Cream Conditioner. It is thick and creamy. I love how this absorbs into my hair. I got my mine for a $1.69. You can get this ranging $1.50-$3.00. A lot of people rave that Suave Humectant is a good conditioner too.

 

[C@ssandr@]

I use Renpure for now. It's usually 5.99 but I'm using the rebates...therefore it's within budget. Works great too!

 

[Priss Pot]

Add some EVOO to a rinse-out conditioner, and you have yourself a DC! Put on a plastic cap and sit under a hair dryer or use a hot steamy towel.

 

[ladylina]

Ors in the bottle or pak
Motions Moisture Plus

 

[JJamiah]

Silk Element Megasilk Moisturising treatment

This is a Conditioner I will Never Be With out!

Thanks, Motions is my favorite relaxer, but I have never tried their deep conditioner. The price is reasonable too!

I second this I love Motions Relaxer!

Aussie 3 min Miracle Deeeeepppp moisture

Been using this for a month and I actually like it for my quick deep conditioning.

I am relaxed, so I'll probably give Motions a shot since many people seem to like it.

I also use Motions Moisture Plus, mainly right after my relaxer before neutralizing, I love it though.

 

[Barbara]

I highly recommend NTM Mask, and it's fabulous! It just as good as Silk Elements Megasilk Moisturizing conditioner as far as detangling my type 4 a/b hair.

This is another permanent staple added to my collection of deep conditioners.

 

[YankeeCandle]

Those who add honey or oils to a commercial condish: do you then refrigerate the concoction or do you rely on the preservatives in the original commercial product to preserve the ingredients you added?