Post Poo condish for natural hair

[ichephren]

Hello ladies, I would like to know what my fellow 4A/B naturals are using to condition after shampooing. I usually use one of my suave conditioners, but they're not strong enough to effectively moisturize, any suggestions?

 

[lillian743]

Try VO5, Garnier Fructis, Aussie 3 minute Miracle...

 

[NaturalRox]

Also Neutrogena Triple Moisture, Giovanni Smooth as Silk or Giovanni 50:50 Hair Remoisturizer - all very effective moisturizers. The Giovanni brand is totally organic as well.

 

[Aalize]

NTM Hair Mask, Elasta QP DPR-11, Elucence MB, L'oreal Mega Moisture

 

[Super_Hero_Girl]

pantene hydrating curls, cream of nature

 

[Nay]

Creme of Nature or Elucence Moisture Balance.

 

[Nay]

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[deeplyrooted]

Paul Mitchell The Detangler.

 

[DahomeyAmazon]

My top three choices for after poo combability (from $ to $$) are Pantene relaxed and natural, Kenra moisturizing, and Aubrey Organics gpb.

 

[NubianAngel]

I cant WAIT to try Kenra moisturizing

 

[sterry]

Regis Hydrating balm heated with olive oil.
This conditioner, moisturises, nourishes, detangles, defrizzes, caressess, replenish, rejuvenates, seperates, softens, smoothers hair with the best ingredients.
Jojoba oil, coconut oil, macadamia nut oil, safflower oil and alot I forgot.

No need to use a comb to detangle. Fingers work well!

 

[ichephren]

Thanks ladies

 

[pookeylou]

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sterry said:
Regis Hydrating balm heated with olive oil.
This conditioner, moisturises, nourishes, detangles, defrizzes, caressess, replenish, rejuvenates, seperates, softens, smoothers hair with the best ingredients.
Jojoba oil, coconut oil, macadamia nut oil, safflower oil and alot I forgot.

No need to use a comb to detangle. Fingers work well!

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Now you know that aint right...you did not even need to describe it like that!

Where am I supposed to find that?

 

[sterry]

You can find Regis Hydrating Balm at Smartstyle Salons.
I have one in my local Wal Mart Super center.

Or at Regis Salons.

I did I mention that it envelopes the hair in an emulsion of creamy humectants, therefore leaving the hair with a cottoney softness.

 

[pookeylou]

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sterry said:
You can find Regis Hydrating Balm at Smartstyle Salons.
I have one in my local Wal Mart Super center.

Or at Regis Salons.

I did I mention that it envelopes the hair in an emulsion of creamy humectants, therefore leaving the hair with a cottoney softness.

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See now I am going to have to hunt you down and hurt you...especially if I go to Walmart and they dont have the stuff.

If ya'll hear a story about a woman who went insane in the Walmart and pushed over the isle shelves like dominos, screaming about some man named REGIS...then send someone to help a sistah out with some bail money, would ya?

 

[sterry]

Pookeylou,

Make sure you go to a Smartstyle Salon.
As I stated my Smartstyle Salon is located inside of Walmart.
But it is the Smartstyle Salon that you get the Regis from.

Now, I have a dedication for you
"BAD BOYS BAD BOYS WHATCHA GONNA DO?
WHAT YOU GONNA DO WHEN THEY COME FOR YOU?

 

[bellydancer]

if your cheap like me then these are very nice. Lustrasilk Cholesterol (Sally's), Le`Kair (mixed with olive oil), and this made my hair sooooooooooooooooooooo soft. Silk Elements mega cholesterol (mixed with olive oil). i like cholesterols

 

[Blacktresses]

OK....I got one

Dove Intense Moisture

Target and Walmart has the sample bottles for .99 cents. Check it out!!!!!

 

[TigerLily]

Kenra & NTM hair mask $ conditioner.

 

[Casarela]

try alberto strawberries and cream , herbal essence conditionner and daily defense apple conditionner
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ichephren said:
Hello ladies, I would like to know what my fellow 4A/B naturals are using to condition after shampooing. I usually use one of my suave conditioners, but they're not strong enough to effectively moisturize, any suggestions?

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[Bunny77]

Which Suave conditioners do you use? I find that if you use Milk and Honey combined with Citrus Smoothie (or one alone either), then they are thick enough for me. And I have thick 4A natural hair!

Otherwise, I like Tigi BedHead Moisture Maniac... want to try Kenra soon.

 

[ichephren]

I use either the milk and honey, which is a bit thicker, or the vanilla flora. The milk and honey is okay, but not moisturizing enough for post poo conditioning. I use it for my conditioner washes and it's fine for that.

 

[CocoaButterflyy]

for my deep conditioner my cheapie is garnier fructis deep fortifying conditioner (which is amazing on my hair)
my lush treatment is Aveda deep penetrating hair revitalizer