Reddit reviews Natural Hair Conditioner Keratin Treatment - Sulfate Free Safe For Color Treated Hair with Argan Oil Shea Butter Jojoba Oil and Aloe Vera For Curly Hair - Dry Scalp Repair and Women Frizz Control
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Argan Oil Conditioner - Silk18 Moroccan oil Conditioner for men and women is a haircare staple for its high volume of antioxidants and essential fatty acids that provides silky smooth locks for all hair typesSulfate Free Conditioner - Choose Silk18 for a natural and effective cleansing conditioner. Our natural hair protein treatment is a sulfate free and paraben free hair care solution you can trust.Curly Hair Products - Our keratin complex Argan oil conditioner offers frizz control for dry curly hair plus Jojoba oil to help those curls look silky smooth locks thanks to our moisturizing formulaDry Scalp Treatment - The Silk18 cleansing oil natural dandruff conditioner moisturizes the scalp from within to help diminish dryness, itchiness, and flakes thanks to our Aloe Vera and Shea ButterNatural Ingredients - Our therapeutic grade natural hair products rely on nature’s best including Green tea Argan Shea Butter Jojoba Oil Sea Buckthorn Oil Vanilla Aloe and Essential amino acids
So I just figured this out a couple of days ago when I took those last two pictures.
I wash my hair with regular shampoo, then I apply this conditioner
I don't towel dry or anything, just shake out the excess water, then I apply this stuff as a [leave-on conditioner] (https://smile.amazon.com/Mystic-Divine-Nourishing-Leave-Conditioner/dp/B00IYLY67U/ref=sr_1_2_s_it?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1496382092&sr=1-2&keywords=mystic+divine)
Lastly, and this is the important step, I put it in a loose bun like this What I've come to suspect is that the reason we get the flatness are the roots is because we have the roots are drying too fast, or because the weight of your hair/ is flattening the roots. When you put it in a bun and sleep, it gives it a chance to semi-dry slowly while encouraging the curly to form at your roots. (But thats just huge bro-science that I have no evidence for)
I make sure its a a loose comfortable bun, and I wake up with slightly moist, but shapely hair.
I definitely wasnt massaging my scalp enough. And I was using this half the time and some generic store bought one the other half https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00L1KFQKC/ref=mp_s_a_1_3_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1502592066&sr=8-3&keywords=silk+conditioner
No problem!
I would shampoo then condition each time you wash your hair. See if that holds your hair freshness a bit better.
The item you linked looks like an oil, something you would put in your hair when it is drying if you have dry hair. This looks more like what I would consider a traditional "conditioner".
I would make sure to use very little of whatever product you get (pea sized use) for best results.
Happy to help!
Never seen anyone mention it here, but I recently started using Maple Holistics Argan Oil Shampoo and Silk 18 Conditioner. Not cheap, but they really are incredible products, I went from some suave shampoo and conditioner and the difference is amazing. Both products use argan oil, jajoba oil, and other natural oils and ingredients that result in my beard being softer than it's ever been.
Bonus, both products are excellent in hair as well, so you get to benefit too.