Elasta Conditioning poo rich enough to remove.....

[soslychic]

.....castor oil? I'm planning on using elasta cc as my regular shampoo, but I'm wondering if it'll be enough to remove thick castor oil from my hair if I use it as a hot oil treatment. I know it dosn't really lather, but I also know that that is not what really gets hair clean. So does anyone have success in this mild shampoo removing heavy oils? Can anyone made another reccomendation?

 

[simone103]

Queen Helene makes a natural garlic (unscented) shampoo that you may like to try. It's clear and doesn't have any sulfates, so it doesn't sud up a whole lot. It makes my hair feel clean but moisturized and doesn't strip it. It also has a nice baby powder scent.

 

[Supergirl]

Re: Elasta Conditioning poo rich enough to remove.

I seriously doubt that the conditioning shampoo will remove the Castor oil effectively. It's got alot of conditioner like qualities in it.

 

[mly3e]

Maybe you should do one first lather with a clarifying shampoo and then use the elasta.

 

[lunalight7]

That's what I would have suggested mly3e...by the way, my name is Michelle too so you can hand over that diamond name plate!!!!