What conditioner(s) are you using?

**wool** · June 25th, 2018, 07:57 PM

Does anyone have a suggestion for a light yet moisturizing conditioner available in the USA? I have quite thin hair which is easily weighed down and becomes completely limp but also can break very easily and I would like something to help strengthen it. Right now it is rather short at shoulder length but I want to keep it looking cute and voluminous while also setting up to grow long!

**Katsura** · June 25th, 2018, 08:42 PM

Originally Posted by RubberDucky

I Googled for these and found Varpu avocado shampoo and conditioner - I wish I could get these in Estonia...

Yes, there's Varpu that I haven't tried yet. Lifehair's got good products all the way. I'm sorry they've not come to Estonia. I cannot find them in my hometown either, I need to order them online.

**sophia_** · June 25th, 2018, 08:59 PM

I've been liking the Macadamia deep repair mask, probably because of the cones, and it is quite expensive, I think I found an alternative in the Renpure Organics biotin conditioner, it gives me just as much slip

**RubberDucky** · June 26th, 2018, 01:28 AM

Originally Posted by Katsura

Yes, there's Varpu that I haven't tried yet. Lifehair's got good products all the way. I'm sorry they've not come to Estonia. I cannot find them in my hometown either, I need to order them online.

Yeah, I guess I'll have to hop on a boat to Helsinki one of these days - I'd really like to try some of their products.

**AshtangiPNW** · June 26th, 2018, 11:52 AM

Originally Posted by wool

Does anyone have a suggestion for a light yet moisturizing conditioner available in the USA? I have quite thin hair which is easily weighed down and becomes completely limp but also can break very easily and I would like something to help strengthen it. Right now it is rather short at shoulder length but I want to keep it looking cute and voluminous while also setting up to grow long!

I also have fine hair so I can chime in, for what it is worth! The conditioner that I use actually tends to influence my waviness quite a bit. I’ve found silicone-free to be good for enhancing waves. I have more waves when I use Mineral Fusion volumizing conditioner. It does not give as much slip as the Acure coconut for the chemically damaged portion of my hair, though.

**lapushka** · June 26th, 2018, 04:29 PM

Originally Posted by wool

Does anyone have a suggestion for a light yet moisturizing conditioner available in the USA? I have quite thin hair which is easily weighed down and becomes completely limp but also can break very easily and I would like something to help strengthen it. Right now it is rather short at shoulder length but I want to keep it looking cute and voluminous while also setting up to grow long!

The Garnier Whole Blends oat one is one of the lightest ones I have come across in a long time; it hydrates, but it doesn't weigh the hair down.

**sapphire-o** · June 27th, 2018, 04:54 AM

I don't use any. Maybe except for special occasions. I really don't like the slimy, coated feeling of conditioners. It seems my hair is always frizzy whether I used conditioner or not. I guess the secret to smooth hair would be silicone product and/or flat iron, but I don't want to bother. I'd rather just be frizzy.

I have a bottle of Aura cherry bark or something like that stashed in the closet if I want to use any.

**michiru7422** · June 27th, 2018, 10:47 PM

The deep conditioner I use once a week is Aussie’s Three Minute Miracle Strong. The conditioner is either Garnier Fructis’s Grow Strong or Triple Nutrition or Damage Eraser.

**Teazel** · June 27th, 2018, 11:16 PM

Lush Retread.

**renia22** · June 29th, 2018, 08:42 AM

If anyone shops online, this panthenol conditioner from Puritan Pride (Puritan.com) is very good for fine hair, they often have great sales and free shipping offers too: