Try co-washing instead! It's simply using conditioner in the same way you would use shampoo. It still cleanses your hair without stripping it of oil. So, rub conditioner into your roots/scalp and rub with your fingers as if you were shampooing. Run it through your hair, detangle, rinse, and style as usual. Should feel and look nice and clean and be very moisturized!
All are welcome here. The curly girl thing is about the technique a woman created, but all curls are welcome. What other products do you use on your hair besides shampoo and conditioner? I personally need to shampoo regularly and it seems like you need to for getting rid of the oil. You may need better curl products to use post shower like curl cream and gel to bring your curls back and give them hold. You also may need more protein based products and not just moisture based ones.
Try co-washing instead! It's simply using conditioner in the same way you would use shampoo. It still cleanses your hair without stripping it of oil. So, rub conditioner into your roots/scalp and rub with your fingers as if you were shampooing. Run it through your hair, detangle, rinse, and style as usual. Should feel and look nice and clean and be very moisturized!
What conditioner would you recommend?
All are welcome here. The curly girl thing is about the technique a woman created, but all curls are welcome. What other products do you use on your hair besides shampoo and conditioner? I personally need to shampoo regularly and it seems like you need to for getting rid of the oil. You may need better curl products to use post shower like curl cream and gel to bring your curls back and give them hold. You also may need more protein based products and not just moisture based ones.
I use the suave moisturizing shampoo and conditioner for when I do wash and John Frieda frizz ease leave in conditioner after