Suave Tropical Coconut Conditioner
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I ran off a whole list on what I love about it under the thread about cheap products that everyone loves.
I think it has excellent detangling properties, for the money.
I really like it for conditioner washes, and to stretch out expensive conditioners. I also mix it with cholestrol and EVOO for a precondition.
I think it has excellent detangling properties, for the money.
I really like it for conditioner washes, and to stretch out expensive conditioners. I also mix it with cholestrol and EVOO for a precondition.
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Destinee said:
I also use this for conditioner washes. Try and alternate with different conditioners as the suave can leave a buildup.
[/ QUOTE ] I think then you should simply add a tiny bit of lemon juice to the conditioner in order to clarify, then it won't be necessary to use a different conditioner for your washes.
Destinee said:
I also use this for conditioner washes. Try and alternate with different conditioners as the suave can leave a buildup.
[/ QUOTE ] I think then you should simply add a tiny bit of lemon juice to the conditioner in order to clarify, then it won't be necessary to use a different conditioner for your washes.
Hey Leejure,
The Suave Clarifying Shampoo does have sulphates in it, but it is pretty effective. I used to use it all the time, but switched to non-sulphate Creme of Nature for regular shampoos. I want to get some more for an occasional deep-clarifying. It gets really sudsy and gets your hair and scalp super clean, but can be very drying if you use it often.
Off this topic, I made a funny discovery as the result of seeing your goal signature. You have elbows as a goal marker before your waist. My arms are so long, that my elbows are at least a few inches below my waist!
The Suave Clarifying Shampoo does have sulphates in it, but it is pretty effective. I used to use it all the time, but switched to non-sulphate Creme of Nature for regular shampoos. I want to get some more for an occasional deep-clarifying. It gets really sudsy and gets your hair and scalp super clean, but can be very drying if you use it often.
Off this topic, I made a funny discovery as the result of seeing your goal signature. You have elbows as a goal marker before your waist. My arms are so long, that my elbows are at least a few inches below my waist!
MSCHICHI,
Have you tried the clarifying CONDITIONER as well? Claryifying shampoos are always so drying. I recently tried the Sauve claifying shampoo after going "poo-less" fao 7 weeks and it did what it was suppose to do /images/graemlins/laugh.gif It wipe out all the products in my hair! I actually followed it up with a little Creme of Nature Shampoo.
I purchased the Clarifying Conditioner to use during the "condioner only" washes. Just curious to see if it was any good!
-lee
Have you tried the clarifying CONDITIONER as well? Claryifying shampoos are always so drying. I recently tried the Sauve claifying shampoo after going "poo-less" fao 7 weeks and it did what it was suppose to do /images/graemlins/laugh.gif It wipe out all the products in my hair! I actually followed it up with a little Creme of Nature Shampoo.
I purchased the Clarifying Conditioner to use during the "condioner only" washes. Just curious to see if it was any good!
-lee
Leejure,
I actually misread your post, and thought you meant the shampoo (I feel a little loopy from the Claritin I just took /images/graemlins/drunk.gif)
I didn't even know they made a clarifying conditioner! I wonder if that is similar to the acidifyinging conditioners out there. I will look for it /images/graemlins/smile.gif Thanks for the info.
I actually misread your post, and thought you meant the shampoo (I feel a little loopy from the Claritin I just took /images/graemlins/drunk.gif)
I didn't even know they made a clarifying conditioner! I wonder if that is similar to the acidifyinging conditioners out there. I will look for it /images/graemlins/smile.gif Thanks for the info.
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