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    I was wondering if a cone free hair mask would be fine to do a co-wash. I have got one that I love so much (Garnier Oleo Repair) and makes some lather. What you think about it? Thanks!!
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    I just did that! Now my hair is still wet but I'll report you my results in the morning!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shesta View Post
    I just did that! Now my hair is still wet but I'll report you my results in the morning!
    Cool! I want to do it tomorrow so will look forward your results!
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    Default Re: Co-wash with hair mask?

    I think it would be fine to do occasionally. When I do an SMT or other deep treatment with conditioner I don't shampoo, so I guess it could be considered a co-wash. It might be a little rich and not cleansing enough to use it as your only means of "washing" though.

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    I think it's fine- actually if you look at the back of most hair masks you'll find they have the same ingredients as the conditioner.
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    I will try it later then. Crossed fingers it cleans my hair well! It's going to be my first cowash!!
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    I have done that for a long time now and it really works. CO "the proper way" didnt work for me at all, but when I tried a deep conditioner instead of a regular conditioner it works awesome The one that I use is really thick and I think thats great! Try it

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    I do that, but not every wash. I think that would be to heavy for my hair.
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    About once a week I CO with what's called a hair mask, but is just a very very thick conditioner and it works nicely. There is no reason not to use a mask, just depends whether your hair gets on well with that mask or not I guess.

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