Jeni
July 2nd, 2009, 08:24 PM
Its the Manzanilla Chamomile Flower and Aloe Vera Conditioner.
I picked it up the other day from CVS because (a) it was cheap-34 oz for like $3 and (b) I hadn't tried it/seen it and I love new stuff. I needed some cheap conditioner for rinsing cassia/SMTs and my hair does not seem to like any Suave conditioners.
I don't think it has any cones but I could be wrong, since I was only using it for treatments and such it didnt matter (I'm a cone head). What it does have is castor oil, didnt notice that until I was home. I decided to try it today since I wasn't going anywhere so I didnt care if it made my hair limp/greasy/etc.
My plan was to CWC with it and then after I rinse the last C coat the last few inches (most damaged) with my normal cone conditioner and then use my normal coney leave in on the length. I was really surprised when my hair didnt feel dry or crunchy at all (like it normally does if I don't use cones)! In fact not only did I not use any cone conditioner I didnt even use my normal leave in! My hair felt great, even combing it out was easy. Once dry my hair wasn't any flatter then normal (I have very flat hair) and it SO SOFT, seriously I've had to redo my bun 4 times in the last hour because it keeps slipping out.
SO now Im confused, maybe it does have cones or maybe it's the caster oil?
Ingredents- Water , Cetearyl Alcohol , PEG-40 Castor Oil , Stearalkonium Chloride , Behentrimonium Methosulfate , Panthenol - Vitamin B5 , Matricaria Extract - Chamomilla Recutita , Chamomile Extract , Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice , Tocopheryl Acetate - Vitamin E , Citric Acid , Tetrasodium EDTA , Methylparaben , Propylparaben , DMDM Hydantoin , Fragrance , FD&C Yellow No.
So has anyone used this? Does it have cones?
Oh and if your interested in it here is the rest of my thoughts on it- Not a fan of the smell, its herbally/medicinal, not my favorite but its not horrible and once dry my hair doesn't seem to smell like it. Its runnier then I like but not horribly so, like suave. Its...chunky? Well maybe chunky isn't the right word, my mother said it looked kind of like very smooth apple sauce, creamy it ain't! I found it near but not with the Spanish products.
I picked it up the other day from CVS because (a) it was cheap-34 oz for like $3 and (b) I hadn't tried it/seen it and I love new stuff. I needed some cheap conditioner for rinsing cassia/SMTs and my hair does not seem to like any Suave conditioners.
I don't think it has any cones but I could be wrong, since I was only using it for treatments and such it didnt matter (I'm a cone head). What it does have is castor oil, didnt notice that until I was home. I decided to try it today since I wasn't going anywhere so I didnt care if it made my hair limp/greasy/etc.
My plan was to CWC with it and then after I rinse the last C coat the last few inches (most damaged) with my normal cone conditioner and then use my normal coney leave in on the length. I was really surprised when my hair didnt feel dry or crunchy at all (like it normally does if I don't use cones)! In fact not only did I not use any cone conditioner I didnt even use my normal leave in! My hair felt great, even combing it out was easy. Once dry my hair wasn't any flatter then normal (I have very flat hair) and it SO SOFT, seriously I've had to redo my bun 4 times in the last hour because it keeps slipping out.
SO now Im confused, maybe it does have cones or maybe it's the caster oil?
Ingredents- Water , Cetearyl Alcohol , PEG-40 Castor Oil , Stearalkonium Chloride , Behentrimonium Methosulfate , Panthenol - Vitamin B5 , Matricaria Extract - Chamomilla Recutita , Chamomile Extract , Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice , Tocopheryl Acetate - Vitamin E , Citric Acid , Tetrasodium EDTA , Methylparaben , Propylparaben , DMDM Hydantoin , Fragrance , FD&C Yellow No.
So has anyone used this? Does it have cones?
Oh and if your interested in it here is the rest of my thoughts on it- Not a fan of the smell, its herbally/medicinal, not my favorite but its not horrible and once dry my hair doesn't seem to smell like it. Its runnier then I like but not horribly so, like suave. Its...chunky? Well maybe chunky isn't the right word, my mother said it looked kind of like very smooth apple sauce, creamy it ain't! I found it near but not with the Spanish products.