What conditioner(s) are you using?

[Blue Mermaid]

I heard it from another gal on LHC that the Garnier Legendary Olive was without protein, so I fully trust that. What is it if you can't trust each other, right?

I'll check it out when I go shopping again.

Finding protein AND silicone free is actually a bit difficult. Knowing my luck, it won't be detangling enough, but we'll see! My ends are a bit brittle, so I wanna change it up and see if that makes a difference. If not, it's going to be S&D and micro-trims for the foreseeable future.

[Platzhalter]

I'm currently using Inecto (the coconut one, definitely on my list of things to buy again), Lavera Feuchtigkeit und Pflege (it's a German organic brand, Feuchtigkeit und Pflege means moisture and care), Swiss-o-Par tea tree oil (another German one which I'll definitely not rebuy) and a solid one from Lush which has been lingering at my parents' for ages. Quite a lot, I guess... at least for me

[Carolyn]

I have a plastic tote in my bathroom filled with almost used up products so I am using from that stash. It contains Avalon, Aveda, Suave, and Garnier. I switch products every wash time to avoid lank, greasy hair. The products are getting used up. Hardly a week goes by without an empty bottle going in the trash.Of those I listed Aveda is my favorite.

[renia22]

Almost finished with my last bottle of Pantene Damage Detox conditioner, which I'm alternating with L'Occitane Verbena. I was hemming and hawing about buying the L'occitane because even on sale at 50% off it was expensive, but I'm glad I did because I really like it:

[Blue Mermaid]

Almost finished with my last bottle of Pantene Damage Detox conditioner, which I'm alternating with L'Occitane Verbena. I was hemming and hawing about buying the L'occitane because even on sale at 50% off it was expensive, but I'm glad I did because I really like it:

I've looked at L'occitane beffore but never bought it because of the price and I figured what you're paying for is really just the fragrance. I'd try it, but 2-3 washes would completely use up one of the bigger bottles..

[renia22]

I've looked at L'occitane beffore but never bought it because of the price and I figured what you're paying for is really just the fragrance. I'd try it, but 2-3 washes would completely use up one of the bigger bottles..

Yes, I would say it's definitely for someone who thinks scent is a top priority for them. Also for finer/ thinner hair types. That bottle will last me months since I only use a couple of pumps at a time, it's very light (which is what I wanted). The shampoos I'm not crazy about, so I use it with a few that I'm rotating in the shower now (Dove Peach, Paul Mitchell Shampoo 3..)

[Andthetalltrees]

I'm switching between Garnier whole blend olive, Pantene 3 minute deep conditioner, and Tressemme moisture rich. Sometimes I use two for WCC and sometimes just one, I like them all about equally but they're nothing super great. Moisture rich in particular seems to build up pretty easily on my hair, I used it for about a week exclusively and I got a waxy feeling even using sulfates every wash too. So I make sure not to use that one more than once in a row

[Kae612]

Trying to use up things, I’m using the end of my snow water soap company lavender conditioner that smells heavenly but doesn’t have quite enough slip (no cones), a L’Oréal pink one that claims to “laminate” hair - very cones! I use both atm, the lavender one to lightly get my fingers through my hair to wash it, then using a little on the ends after I wash as I squeeze out water.

[AspenSong]

Right now I'm cycling around with the 2chic Avocado and Olive oil, Natures Gate Pomegranate and Sunflower and Garnier Sleek and Shine Zero.
I flip around, my hair seems to like the change ups every few washes.

[Frankenstein]

Right now I’m using Shea Moisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl & Shine conditioner. I do not have curly hair and Shea Moisture products tend to be too heavy for me generally but I like this one