naturalgyrl5199
Well-Known Member
My issue with Hair One is when you first use it your like wow this is different. This is nice but then after a while your like WTH? Is this even cleaning my hair anymore. Its like it causes alot of buildup and then your hair simply begins to protest any further use of the product. It might be better for someone with fine hair. My hair is coarse and the last thing I needs is buildup so its heavier. Plus I think coarsier needs not only more moisture in a conditioner but you got to cleanse it properly.
I think its the cones...I use this product...no problem...But I was only doing the SAMPLES....So I've done it a total of 3 times with 2-3 month space in between. I still think its a good cleanser, but I can see your beef with it because it has cones....I have fine hair, but A LOT of it...very dense---it even LOOKS course but its not....I don't have to use much of it either to get a good result.
BTW...someone mentioned clarifying before using it....If you have a lot of buildup in your hair....an ACV rinse then using the Hair One may be the way to go.....I have done this with good results...Another good cleanser is using CON Shampoo (has sulfates...I know)... but the CON is very moisturizing too....so it will cleanse/remove buildup without stripping natural moisture...But in this case, the Hair One acts as a conditioner.....Its marketed as a CLEANSER so I tried my hand at using it as such on the 3rd try, and it worked fine....My regular leave-ins have cones, but I don't use A LOT of product, so I never get that huge build-up problem many have....Once I go to a cone-free regimen with my leave-ins, DC's, and regular conditioners, then I think I won't need shampoos or the Hair One cleansers since build-up won't be a big problem anymore.
Hope this helps someone....I still think its worth a try...
PS.....(First timers) Buy the SAMPLE first.....! I caught the samples on sale at Sally's for 1.00 (usually 1.99). I have never bought the bottle....