Purplepeace we have the same focus. What does your current regimen consist of, if you don't mind sharing? And what products are you using? I'm trying to find a regimen currently and am slightly overwhelmed with all the products, recipes, and steps here on the boards. Don't get me wrong. I love the info! But I need to know where to begin.
No problem sharing at all!
My shampoo: Burt's Bees Super Shiny Grapefruit & Sugar or Real Solutions Moisture Therapy (both are organic and sulfate, paraben-free) . You want to reduce the frequency of using shampoo, especially commercial ones, because they contain "sulfates" that strip your hair of moisture. I only shampoo twice a month at most. I part my hair into about 4-9 section, braid each section, and wash like that to avoid tangle and knots.
My conditioners: Organix Tea Tree Mint or Renpure "My pretty hair is parched" moisturizing conditioner. Both are organic and free of a lot of the damaging chemicals. When my hair is "out', I conditioner wash 2-3 times a week. When its in a protected style (braids, twists, bun, etc), I do it less frequently.
Deep Conditioner: Garnier Fructisse Triple Nutrition 3 minute undo mask mixed with jojoba oil. I Deep condition once a week. I saturate my hair and put it in a shower cap, then wrap with a towel and leave it in for about 45 minutes. I do the same braiding technique listed above.
Moisturizers: I use Hollywood Beauty castor oil hairdress to moisturize my hair while I'm styling it (if I'm doing twists or braids). On the ends, I use Profective healthy ends. I have color treated hair so I have to take special care of my ends.
Oils: I have a spray bottle with a mix of aloe vera, shea butter, cocoa butter, and olive oils. After conditioning and rinsing my hair, I coat my hair with a few sprays of this mix.
http://fotki.com/purplepeace79 is my fotki and I have my products listed there.
Basically, I keep it simple. Saturday or Sunday, I cleanse (every other week), Deep condition, moisturize, and style. Keep that style for a week, do it all again. Once a month, I rinse my hair with Apple Cider Vinegar mixed with water to seal my hair folicles. It also cleanses product buildup and restores PH balance to my hair.
By protective styling, I am reducing the risk of breakage (caused by over-manipulation, knots, etc) and protecting my ends which will help me retain length. I also wear a lot of extension styles because I am lazy lol
you have A LOT of hair 
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Vkb's post was completely on point. I just wanted to clarify, in case you didn't know (and I apologize if you already did) the distinction between moisturizing and sealing. A moisturizer is typically water-based, since water is truly the master moisturizer, and contains other emollients and ingredients that coat (and, at times) penetrate the hair shaft. An example of a moisturizer would be a leave-in conditioner like Alba Botanical's detangler or Kinky Curly Knot today, as well as Qhemet Biologics Burdock Root Cream. A sealer is a product that is not water-based and helps to retard the evaporation of the moisturizer from the hair. Sealers include plant butters (such as shea, illipe, cocoa, etc.). You would moisturize first and then seal. Again, my apologies if this is redundant. 
