Conditioner

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I love CO. I want the best natural cone free conditioner possible for my hair. So far I can buy the Burt's Bees(Super Shiny), Suave Naturals(coconut), and Audbury Organics (moisterizing, olive and grape oil?) conditioner(s) Which conditioner has the least amount of chemicals/sinthetic stuff? What should I do?

P.S. I've tried both the BB and the Sauve and they seem to work fine. I want to use just one condishioner. Thanks!

[krisviola1]

I just recently tried a conditioner from TJ Maxx called Oliva Balsamo.

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The ingredients are

aqua/ water/ eau, cetearyl alcohol, centrimonium chloride, citric acid, parfum/ fragrance, glycerin, olea europea (olive) leaf extract

and I bought it for 6 dollars. Didn't have enough slip for me though. Hope this helps

[jaine]

Of the brands you listed, I think Aubrey Organics has the least synthetic ingredients and Suave Naturals has the most synthetic ingredients.

Did you try an Aubrey Organics conditioner for co-washing and it worked? If so can I ask which one it was? The ones I tried so far would be too oily for co-washing (I tried White Camellia and Honeysuckle Rose) but I love them for heavy-duty conditioning after washing.

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Of the brands you listed, I think Aubrey Organics has the least synthetic ingredients and Suave Naturals has the most synthetic ingredients.

Did you try an Aubrey Organics conditioner for co-washing and it worked? If so can I ask which one it was? The ones I tried so far would be too oily for co-washing (I tried White Camellia and Honeysuckle Rose) but I love them for heavy-duty conditioning after washing.


No I haven't tried Aubrey Organics for CO yet.

[jojo]

I like rusk products the kelp super shine is one im using at the moment

[*Rose Red*]

Aubrey Organics is 100% natural cosmetic, so there are no synthecial ingredients in it. I love it!