Staple Hair Products: Conditioners
Below is a list of my favorite hair conditioners. I've pretty much tried almost every hair conditioner on the market for the dry hair. The ones below have done the job and done it well.What are your favorite conditioners and why?
My Favorite Conditioners | ||
Shea Moisture Organic Raw Shea Butter Restorative Conditioner ($9.99 at Target) | I have found this product to be great for adding much needed moisture back into my hair after a good deep conditioning. Use with the Shea Moisture deep treatment hair masque and your hair will thank you. | |
V05 Moisture Milk Conditioner (Less than $.99 at any store) | If you want a cheap product with great slip, then this is the brand for you. It’s perfect for detangling thick hair. It does have silicones so use this one sparingly and be sure to clarify your hair. | |
Garnier Fructis Triple Nutrition Conditioner ($2.99 at Walmart) | If you need to combat frizz, this is the perfect conditioner. It makes your hair sleek and shiny without being greasy. It also has avocado and shea butter to give you added moisture. | |
Taliah Waajid Enhancing Herbal Conditioner ($8.99) | This was a great transitioner conditioner for me when dealing with two different textures. You can find this line in almost any beauty supply store in your area. | |
Herbal Essence Hello Hydration (My FAVORITE conditioner - $2.84 at Walmart) | Hands down, one of the best moisturizing conditioners out there. If you want a conditioner that smells great, moisturizes, provides great slip and no buildup, this is it. | |
Organix Coconut Milk Conditioner ($5.50 at Walmart) | This was another staple conditioner I used during my transition. If your hair is lacking protein, this is the conditioner for you. For those of you like me with protein sensitive hair, steer clear of this product. It will dry your hair out. | |
1 comments:
Write commentsthe post is quite useful nice information
ReplyHair Transplant Pakistan