[Erin]

DandyWarhol - are you conditioning ALL of your hair? I only condition my ends and never have an issue. I would see where your grease issues are coming from if you're conditioning from top-to-bottom.

I don't know what I'd do without conditioner, quite frankly. I always follow the "quarter-size" portion rule.

[Street_a_Licious]

a good natural conditioner? milk. cream. works wonders.

[silk skin paws]

I found out the opposite less shampoo and more conditioning. It really depends on hair type.

[adorefaith]

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Originally Posted by blueberry_night could anybody advice such natural conditioner, please?

a few all natural products that i'd recommend..

avalon organics
http://www.avalonorganics.com/


al'chemy
http://www.absolutelygorgeous.com.au...acturers_id=32

alba
http://www.absolutelygorgeous.com.au...acturers_id=32

jason
http://www.jason-natural.com/product..._hair_care.php

if you go to your local health food store they should have a good selection..
thats what i do...and i always find great new products..

[SHSH]

maybe for european hair i agree, black hair no way if i didnt condition there would be a noticeable difference

[chel4mdavali]

my hair can go without conditioning. it gets frizzy and poofy if i don't

[pavement]

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Originally Posted by ShariEma It could be because your conditioner has a lot of silicone in it - have a look at the ingredients and anything that ends in 'cone' is a silicone.

This is true. Almost all build-up is caused by silicones. But actually, one of the toughest silicones to cleanse--cyclopentasiloxane--doesn't end in 'cone'. Another one to avoid is dimethicone. Some shampoos actually have silicones in them too (like Redken,) which is kind of crazy.

Unfortunately I lost my list of silicones and their solubility. That was very helpful... I like to use Matrix Biolage Conditioning Balm, which has no silicones. But that's just me.

[Juliax]

Nah... I do have to use conditioner each time I wash my hair otheriwse it doesnt looks as smooth. And 2in 1 dont do the trick for me so I usually use a shampoo and then either a conditioner or a hair mask.

[jadedskies]

most shampoos actually strip the hair (unless you use a natural/organic product like alba, jason, burts bees, etc), and conditioners protect the cuticle and nourish the hair, so that's odd that you'd find the opposite true. i have curly hair, and if I didn't condition...eek
guess you have naturally very very healthy hair then!

[jennifer~]

I often reverse the order: conditioner first, shampoo last... but I never skip conditioner.

[La bordélique]

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Originally Posted by jennifer~ I often reverse the order: conditioner first, shampoo last... but I never skip conditioner.

Same here. I need to use it so that my hair doesn't get tangled.

[seanutbutter]

My hair is prone to greasiness, something conditioner only worsens, so I've gone years without using any at all. These days I do use a small amount occasionally, but even then it's twice a week at most and only on my ends. To me, there isn't a significant difference when I use conditioner compared to when I don't: My hair is a mess of tangles either way!

[mousquerader]

I use a sulfate-free shampoo bar which is moisturizing enough, so I don't need a conditioner. Now I hate using regular shampoo.

[ediewho]

i think it depends... its like if you dye your hair or not... some extra repair things are cool... for example im so fascinated by liquid keratine lately... its also the kind of style you wanted to get... i guess its better use certain products now and then... and not always...

[mmBop]

i don't use it most of time, but i love how softly they get when i use it, it depends on hair type yeah