Co-washing
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Co-washing
I have been doing the curly girl method for about 9-10 months now and I absolutley love it. I have been using suave naturals for co-washing but I just went into BJ's and saw they had pantene relaxed and natural on sale so I bought the conditioner. I rarely ever buy anything without reserching it more. I wanted to know does anyone else use this for co-wash or whatever reason? do you like it? or what do you use for co-washing and how does it work for you?
Ameenah- Posts : 97
Join date : 2010-02-08
Location : Philadelphia, P.A
Re: Co-washing
The only other conditioner that works for me has been HE HH but I always go right back to reliable Suave
Re: Co-washing
@Ameenah -
I used Pantene R&N for a short time when I was relaxed and honestly, it did nothing for me. I've found that Suave Professionals - Almond & Shea Butter is my HG!! I used it while I was relaxed and will continue to use it as I am natural ... it's not a "natural" product, but for whatever reason, my hair LOVES it! AND it's afforable. I likes affordable!! But, again, what works for me may not work for others ... that's the fun in trying things out (and keeping your receipt in case you need to return it!). Happy experimenting ...
~NeeC1
I used Pantene R&N for a short time when I was relaxed and honestly, it did nothing for me. I've found that Suave Professionals - Almond & Shea Butter is my HG!! I used it while I was relaxed and will continue to use it as I am natural ... it's not a "natural" product, but for whatever reason, my hair LOVES it! AND it's afforable. I likes affordable!! But, again, what works for me may not work for others ... that's the fun in trying things out (and keeping your receipt in case you need to return it!). Happy experimenting ...
~NeeC1
Last edited by NeeC1 on 9th March 2011, 11:54 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Corrected a misspelled word ... oops!)
NeeC1- Posts : 112
Join date : 2011-02-01
Age : 44
Location : San Antonio, TX
Re: Co-washing
HE-Hello Hydration... Staying with that for life... It has great slip, very moisturizing, great detangler, and I really think it defines my curls...
U have tried other conditioners by HE, but Hello Hydration is my staple
U have tried other conditioners by HE, but Hello Hydration is my staple
Cupcake415- Posts : 142
Join date : 2010-10-05
Location : Long Beach, CA
Re: Co-washing
I use Tresemme flawless curls to co wash. This was the first conditioner I tried, when it runs out I plan to try hello hydration.
morenachula- Posts : 39
Join date : 2010-11-03
Location : Hampton Roads, VA
Re: Co-washing
Suave professionals almond shea butter conditioner is what I have been using for co-washes and I LOVE it!! I've tried HE HH for the second time, today and it's just ok, not thick enough for my hair. I just bought Trader Joe's tea tree tingle conditioner today so will let you know next week how that went. Next on my list to try is Suave Naturals. I have 3c/4a coily hair, medium thick to thick in the crown, just below shoulder length when stretched. I want to try Yes to carrots and Yes to cucumbers but it wasn't at the 2 Walgreens that I went to. I hear good things about them also.
naturalhair429- Posts : 27
Join date : 2011-02-24
Age : 55
Location : Baltimore, MD
Re: Co-washing
I've used Sauve for a bit, but I recently fell in love with Garnier Fructis Fortifying Cream Conditioner - Sleep & Shine for my co-washes and DC (when I mix oils, honey, butters, etc with it). Its their one formulas that doesn't have 'cones or mineral oils when their other ones do. When I need a more cleansing co-wash, I use Trader Joes Tree Tea Tingle.
CarlaAR- Posts : 429
Join date : 2010-11-01
Age : 45
Location : Portland, OR
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