Please list silicone free conditioners

[puddin]

I am going to co-wash this summer but want to use con-free conditioners (b/c I read that it causes major build up) Can you ladies please recommend some...
Thanks

 

[MizzBrown]

Re: asking again... silicone free conditioners

Hey Newbie!,

Check out these previous threads for cone free products:

http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=196051&highlight=cone+free

http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=123512&highlight=cone+free

http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=115231&highlight=cone+free

 

[puddin]

Re: asking again... silicone free conditioners

Thank you

 

[Lucky's Mom]

Re: asking again... silicone free conditioners

Oyin Handmade is also a good one.

 

[Mz.Shug]

Off topic...Puddin you look gorgeous in your wedding photo! God's blessings to your marriage.

 

[tiffers]

Welcome, puddin! Cute name!

You should be fine using cones, just make sure you clarify once a month. Unless the conditioner you use contains nothing but cones, and cones are all at the top of the list, there shouldn't be a problem

A lot of the people in the co washing challenge (including me) co wash daily or every other day with conditioners that contain cones. We just make sure to clarify once a month or as needed

 

[puddin]

Off topic...Puddin you look gorgeous in your wedding photo! God's blessings to your marriage.

Thank you soooooo much!

 

[puddin]

Welcome, puddin! Cute name!

You should be fine using cones, just make sure you clarify once a month. Unless the conditioner you use contains nothing but cones, and cones are all at the top of the list, there shouldn't be a problem

A lot of the people in the co washing challenge (including me) co wash daily or every other day with conditioners that contain cones. We just make sure to clarify once a month or as needed

Good to know...in that case I should be good...let the co-washing begin!

 

[MekyakaKinkerbelle]

If you want to co-wash without clarifying (which is true no-pooing), you want to avoid 'cones. But I don't really know how it works from the relaxed standpoint...maybe you need the cones to combat frizzies?

Nevertheless, Suave and V05 have good ones, as does Dove. And DevaCurl No Poo (which you should still be able to use...or better yet, use DevaCare) is the best in my opinion.

ETA: You have to use all-water soluble products to with the Suave/V05/DevaCare...otherwise it's a bust - trust me on that one