Reddit reviews SheaMoisture 13 oz Coconut and Hibiscus Curl and Shine Conditioner
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SheaMoisture’s Coconut & Hibiscus Curl and Shine Conditioner is a natural, lightweight hair care that restores and smoothes dry hair cuticles without weighing your hair down.This moisturizing shine conditioner ensures you have no more knots, snarls or tangles – just soft, shining, easy to style hair wash after wash!Moisturizing conditioner instantly softens and detangles dry, frizzy hair while infusing your curls and coils with intense moisture and shine-enhancing nutrients. Great for natural hair.This hair conditioner contains Fair Trade Shea Butter to provide nourishing hydration for beautiful, healthy looking curls.All Shea Moisture hair products including this conditioner are ethically traded, sustainably produced and cruelty-free.Shea Moisture hair products including this conditioner contain no silicone, sulfates, parabens, phthalates, propylene glycol, mineral oil or petrolatum.Hair type: curly-textured-hair
That tresemme leaves my hair super frizzy, oddly, and mine is only wavy. My hair is like a giant triangle when I use it, haha. maybe it's because my hair is so weightless naturally?
If the OGX line of shampoo/conditioners are okay here, the tea tree mint ones have been shockingly good at weighing my hair down without greasing it up. Bonus points: smells like a thin mint, makes scalp less itchy. Ah, found it: shampoo and conditioner
I also like the Shea Moisture Coconut & Hibiscus Shampoo and Conditioner
I posted here a few weeks ago looking for Tips for my hair being very dry and causing matted knots on the underside of my hair even after washing my hair day one.
I actually already had the products, but I decided to try it again. I used Shea Moisture Coconut Hibiscus Curling Shampooand SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl & Shine Conditioner I took the advice and applied the conditioner to the underside of my hair to help get it where it needed it most.
After stepping out of the shower I towel dried my hair and applied Shea Moisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl & Style Milk
Plop until I felt like it, slept in a satin cap and bam! My hair is noticeably softer, the curls are a lot curlier not wanting to fall straight like they did before.
I have high prosperity hair, my hair would actually get frizzier and dryer as The days go by, these products have protein which has helped my hair get the moisture that it needs which has reduced the frizz and the drying out. Very happy with the out come, I washed on Friday (this pic is Sunday) and I’m still rocking my hair today Monday, I expect to make it most of this week with out needing to wash. I’m 38 weeks pregnant (tomorrow) this was for my baby shower!
Oh good god... Okay, well you asked for it...
I work third shift, so my routine is a little backwards because of that.
I usually shower in the morning before bed (about 8am). In the shower: First thing I do is shampoo my hair, if I shampoo that day (I usually shampoo 3x a week) and I use SheaMoisture shampoo. After that I condition with SheaMoisture conditioner and leave it in, I put my hair in a clip and continue showering. I wash the front half of my body and whatnot, then I wash my face with Cerave. Then I take the clip out of my hair, rinse the conditioner, and then I use one of those loofas on a stick to wash my back. I actually just started that this week, I noticed that washing my back after rinsing conditioner helped with bacne a lot but there was one spot in the center of my back that I couldn't reach that still had acne.
Then I turn off the water, and standing in the shower I flip my hair over and finger comb it with SheaMoisture leave in conditioner. Then while my head is still flipped, I squirt one handful of Garnier Fructis gel into my hand and scrunch it all around my hair. Then I get one more squirt and go through my hair and twist out individual strands. Then I wrap my hair in a Microfiber towel wrap and I sleep all day with that on. I'm waffling between sleeping with that and sleeping with a tshirt on my head, I can't decide which one is better yet.
Once I step out of the shower, I wipe my face with Stridex in the red box and let that dry for 20 minutes. After that, if I have any active whiteheads, I pop them and stick hydrocolloid bandages on them. Then I rub a mixture of Jojoba and Tea tree oil on my face, I use it in 1 tea tree/9 jojoba oil parts. Then I put vaseline on my hands and lips and go to bed. Sometimes if my hands and cuticles are really bad I slather my hands and sleep with gloves on.
When I wake up (around 5pm) I wash my face with Cerave again, and moisturize with Cerave and I use Trader Joe's sunscreen. Then I flip my hair upside down and sit on the toilet and dry my hair with a hair dryer and diffuser attachment, and then flip back over and kinda organize my part and stuff like that. Then, FINALLY, I am ready for the day.
SO YEAH. Most people regret asking.
Hi all. Here are some picture of my hair yesterday (yellow top) after washing the night before with aful shampoo that dried it way out, and having it in a bun for work. White top is today after misting this morning with "hair milk" and scrunching a bit. I'm trying to start a routine that will let me shower at night, (I currently only wash/wet my hair once every 5-7 days depending) and then "refresh" in the morning without waking up my 2yo. I'm not above buying an AC adapter for my car if I have to.
Last night I went out and bought:
This hair dryer w/ diffuser
https://www.amazon.com/Revlon-Infrared.../dp/B00GZG4KSG
This shampoo
https://www.carolsdaughter.com/black.../820645226067.html
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this other shampoo that might be too heavy for me, we'll see
https://asiamnaturally.com/products/coconut-cowash...
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This conditioner that I may or may not need:
https://www.amazon.com/SheaMoisture-Coconut.../dp/B00EUMC62O
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This deep conditioner
https://www.sheamoisture.com/raw-shea.../764302280248.html
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This "hair milk refersher spray"
https://www.carolsdaughter.com/hair.../820645226128.html
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This mousse because my store literally had like 0 styling products for some reason.
https://nymbrands.com/product/curl-talk-mousse/
my hair today after a misting of "hair milk" and scrunching before work bun
My hair yesterday after washing with AWFUL shampoo the night before and drying it way out
http://www.amazon.com/Shea-Moisture-Conditioner-Coconut-Hibiscus/dp/B00EUMC62O
Use this to wash your hair and condition your hair. Your hair has the same texture of my 'underneath' hair (it's straight on top). This shit is the only thing that keeps it at bay.
At the moment I am only co-washing (washing with a conditioner only, no shampoo) with Shea Moisture Curl and Shine Conditioner. I apply it, wait for 3-5 minutes, wash it out with cold water (I've heard this way the pores close again and the moisture stays in the hair better) and let it air dry, no hairdryer.
I'd really like to try out some DevaCurl products, especially the Curl Defining Cream, but it's really expensive where I live. I might try that out in near future though.