How do you alternate between protein and moisturising conditioners?
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OnceUponAtime
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Most of the answers to your question are found in a thread addressing types of proteins. http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=20494
It's a great thread to refer to.
HTH
It's a great thread to refer to.
HTH
vickiepickles
All About Me!
I don't like to wait until I feel like my hair needs something, because I feel if I wait, my hair is showing me negative signs like breakage/shedding/excessive dryness----soo, every wash I use a protein conditioner followed by a moisturizing conditioner for dry hair.
I wash my hair twice a week. During the weekend wash I add a protein conditioner and then follow that up with my regular moisturizing conditioner, since I have more time on the weekends. That way I feel like I'm preventing damage before it happens as opposed to trying to repair it.
Hi OnceUponATime,
thanks for the thread. This thread implies that there are heavy-duty and light protein conditioners, which I am aware of, but my initial enquiry is what do members mean by alternating? Heavy-duty protein requires a 6/8 week break whilst light protein can be done weekly or fortnightly, surely this is not alternating?
thanks for the thread. This thread implies that there are heavy-duty and light protein conditioners, which I am aware of, but my initial enquiry is what do members mean by alternating? Heavy-duty protein requires a 6/8 week break whilst light protein can be done weekly or fortnightly, surely this is not alternating?
Leslie_C
Well-Known Member
my old stylist told me when my hair was damaged I could do a protein treatment every other week alternating with a deep moisturizing conditioner on the weeks in between. As my hair improved she said to do it every 3rd or 4rth week. But the protein treatment wasnt heavy or light, it was more in between and I always followed with a moisturizing conditioner. For a heavier protein (Nexxus emergencee or DRC) I would only use around relaxer time to strengthen it or if I was getting severe breakage, but I woudnt use a heavy one more than once in a months time.
these are some I would say u could use often: Aubrey GPB, Nexxus Keraphix, Elasta QP breakage control Serum, Motions CPR,
Here are a few I use only occasionally: Dudleys DRC 28, Nexxus Emergencee, some ppl use Aphogee
hth!
these are some I would say u could use often: Aubrey GPB, Nexxus Keraphix, Elasta QP breakage control Serum, Motions CPR,
Here are a few I use only occasionally: Dudleys DRC 28, Nexxus Emergencee, some ppl use Aphogee
hth!
simplycee
Sweetest Taboo
I wash twice a week, on Wed and Sat. On Wed I use a moisturizing conditioner like Humectress, Paul Mitchell SCM or NTM Mask. On Saturdays I use a protein like Aubrey's GPB, Nexxus Keraphix mixed with Humuctress. This way I give my hair the proper balance of moisture and protein. When I'm pressed for time I use a conditioner that is both moisturizing and has a protein already in it.
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Kitkat
Active Member
I wash my hair every 4 days. After shampooing, I first use my protein conditioners. Right now I am using Roux Porosity Control and Nexxus Keraphixx. Because the Nexxus is very softening, I start with the Roux. Rinse. Apply Keraphixx for 30 minutes. Rinse. Then I finish up with my moisturizing conditioner.
I've been using NTM Daily Deep Conditioner because, thanks to someone on this board, I learned that this conditioner has basically the same ingredients as the Deep Recovery Hair Mask, and is slightly cheaper!
And the Daily Deep Conditioner gives me basically the same results. I just purchased PM Supercharged, so I'll probably alternate between that conditioner and NTM.
Some ladies don't do protein and moisture every time they wash, but I do because my hair definitely needs it and has thrived because of it. I hope this helps.
I've been using NTM Daily Deep Conditioner because, thanks to someone on this board, I learned that this conditioner has basically the same ingredients as the Deep Recovery Hair Mask, and is slightly cheaper!
And the Daily Deep Conditioner gives me basically the same results. I just purchased PM Supercharged, so I'll probably alternate between that conditioner and NTM. Some ladies don't do protein and moisture every time they wash, but I do because my hair definitely needs it and has thrived because of it. I hope this helps.
Hi Ladies,
thank you for your responses I alternate between Parnevu Mayonnaise and Queen Helene's Cholestral with Ginseng, if any of you ladies have ever used either of these products could this be alternating between proteins and moisturising conditioners?
The Parnevu contains egg proteins and the QH is rich in amino acids and glycerin. Sometimes I use the two together because the QH behaves like a shampoo, without the cones or sls's/als's. Protein is a new phenomena for me, I have tried the Aphogee Treatment and this has stopped my breakage.
The Parnevu is great, even though I have a years supply of products to try, I always find myself going back to it. It leaves my hair very silky and strong. I want to make sure I am not using too much protein. Thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer.
MeechUK
thank you for your responses I alternate between Parnevu Mayonnaise and Queen Helene's Cholestral with Ginseng, if any of you ladies have ever used either of these products could this be alternating between proteins and moisturising conditioners?
The Parnevu contains egg proteins and the QH is rich in amino acids and glycerin. Sometimes I use the two together because the QH behaves like a shampoo, without the cones or sls's/als's. Protein is a new phenomena for me, I have tried the Aphogee Treatment and this has stopped my breakage.
The Parnevu is great, even though I have a years supply of products to try, I always find myself going back to it. It leaves my hair very silky and strong. I want to make sure I am not using too much protein. Thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer.
MeechUK
onepraying
Healthy Hair Quest..
Great Thread! 
I've always wanted to know the difference between the hard and soft protein conditioners and when to use them. I've seen the names of the products listed in different threads, but never knew which ones where which. The ones I thought were hard were actually soft and vice versa.
Everytime I think I have the info I need, I learn something new everyday!
Thanks ladies for elaborating on this subject!!
HHG-
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I've always wanted to know the difference between the hard and soft protein conditioners and when to use them. I've seen the names of the products listed in different threads, but never knew which ones where which. The ones I thought were hard were actually soft and vice versa.
Everytime I think I have the info I need, I learn something new everyday!
Thanks ladies for elaborating on this subject!!
HHG-
~op~
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