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    Default Conditioner help? (Sensitive skin, UK)

    HELP, im really struggling to find a conditioner!

    I have eave extremely sensitive skin and can only use products that are made for babies!
    I've tried simple conditioner and reacted to it although not as badly as I have others.

    has anyone got any advice? Or suggested conditioners?

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    Do you know what you react to?

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    No idea what I react to! But whatever it is is in most things!

    I'm in the uk

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    What all have you tried that you reacted to. A list of things would be nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ponymad21 View Post
    No idea what I react to! But whatever it is is in most things!

    I'm in the uk
    Darn, probably any products I'd know are different then. But I edited your title to hopefully draw in people who know more.

    I do vaguely remember someone washing with Sorbolene, if you feel like trying something utterly different.
    Edit: Rats, nevermind, that's an Aussie product.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lapushka View Post
    What all have you tried that you reacted to. A list of things would be nice.
    I e tried

    Simple sensitive
    Treseme keratin smooth
    Herbal essences
    Aussie
    All the aldi conditioners
    John frieda forever smooth (made my hair lovely but burned so bad!)

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    Default Re: Conditioner help? (Sensitive skin, UK)

    Could it be the fragrance? That would be my best guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ponymad21 View Post
    I e tried

    Simple sensitive
    Treseme keratin smooth
    Herbal essences
    Aussie
    All the aldi conditioners
    John frieda forever smooth (made my hair lovely but burned so bad!)
    Do you per chance get the conditioner on your scalp? If you do, I'd stop doing that, and it might get a *lot* better. If you CO-wash, maybe start washing with diluted shampoo or sulfate-free shampoo and using conditioner only from halfway down your lengths.
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    Default Re: Conditioner help? (Sensitive skin, UK)

    Your best bet is to stop using conditioner until you have an allergy test done to pinpoint what exactly is irritating you so badly. Conditioner is great, but if you use a mild shampoo less often, it's not 100% necessary. You can add a tiny bit of oil on the ends to keep them moisturized. Living tissue > dead protein.

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    Default Re: Conditioner help? (Sensitive skin, UK)

    Quote Originally Posted by Ponymad21 View Post
    HELP, im really struggling to find a conditioner!

    I have eave extremely sensitive skin and can only use products that are made for babies!
    I've tried simple conditioner and reacted to it although not as badly as I have others.

    has anyone got any advice? Or suggested conditioners?
    I've got a lot of allergies and even baby products don't work on me. If you're already avoided fragrances then it could be some of the preservatives are causing problems for you or other additives. I simply don't use manufactured conditioners and looked into DIY hair masks. That worked for me. See here for ideas. Some don't use conditioners at all or some use a little bit of oil.

    http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/...splay.php?f=21
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