7 Most Intensive Hair Conditioners for Damaged Hair …
Its time to give your hair the care it deserves, and with the newest batch of conditioners this will be easier than ever! Here are seven of the best available now.
1. Skin An Apothecary French Hair Paste …
Price: $25 at TheWhiteDoor.net
Description: A unique conditioner for all hair types. Blended without water, this grapeseed cream conditions and softens all hair types without leaving any residue.
My Comment: This smells divine, and it has a gorgeous texture as well. It is easy to apply and leaves hair feeling smooth, soft and sexy, with a hint of grapefruit scent. This will suit all hair types and it comes in a really cute container too! It’s my real life-saver, when it comes to hair conditioning.
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Six days of sun and swimming had done a job on my hair and ... See more made it damaged. I bought some at the beauty store I was in and washed my hair with it (both the Shielo Hydrate Shampoo and the Hydrate Conditioner) and towel-dried.
I put the hotel-provided shower cap over my hair and used the blow dryer for about 5 minutes to heat my hair. I left it in while I showered, then rinsed so the Shielo Hydrate Conditioner was on for about 5-10 minutes altogether. I have very curly colored hair that I let air-dry. The day before it was approaching steel wool.
After the Shielo Hydrate products, it was soft and bouncy. It stayed soft throughout the week even with several washings. Since it takes more time than I can devote daily, I used it again the following Sunday. My hair was beautifully soft and springy again!
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I am concerned about parabens and chemicals so I use the Made from Earth Peppermint conditioner as a substitute for many things in the shower. I use this instead of shaving creams always, my legs, and arm pits are grateful. I am big on exfoliating and in winter after I shower, I add baking soda to the Made from Earth conditioner and apply it all over my body in a circular motion (paying attention to elbows, knees, hands, and feet) then do my final rinse. I do this once a week and I follow with shea butter or Extra Virgin Olive oil and this keeps my extra dry winter skin super soft, without chemicals and parabens. And it smells great, so no need for body sprays afterwards.
Hope this helps.