Has anybody tried this? There's supposed to be a leave-in that goes with it.
Unfortuantely, every Suave conditioner that I have tried tangles my hair horribly so I gave them up. I guess it's back to Walmart to smell the Black Raspberry and White Tea conditioner you suggested 
. The good thing is, it only leaves a faint scent on the hair when it is rinsed out. Too much of a good thing isn't always good, and if the fragrance stayed strong on my hair I'd be walking around with a headache.
Hi ladies. I figured I would bump our thread with this:
Talking about colored hair, I bought a bottle of Suave Professionals Black Raspberry and White Tea conditioner (color care) for cowashes simply because it smells SOOOOOO good. I'll be cowashing later today even though I just washed my hair
BTW my hair isn't colored but I could not walk away from that fragrance.
I think it's new. I didn't think to look for it in the store. It was on their website though. I'll check for it the next time I go shopping. So far the only review I saw on it (Amazon) wasn't great.I have yet to see the leave in's. Are they brand new?
Btw, I use Garnier Fructis leave in for color treated hair and it works excellently for me. I'm not color treated either
Hey ladiesI'm new to this thread and have a scenario / question. I deal with constant dryness in my crown. The hair feels great on wash day but fast forward about 5 days later, it starts to dry out at the root and feel coarse. I moisturize at least 1x daily but have a hard time getting the product to saturate the roots to my desire. My moisturizer is creamy (Bee Mine Luscious). I'm sure if I spot treat and apply extra product to that area, all might self-resolve but honestly, I'd like to find a spritz type moisturizer to keep the roots properly hydrated especially when I'm deep into a stretch. I prefer the product to be free of glycerin or avj. My hair doesn't take to kindly to those ingredients in all cases. Suggestions?
i keep mine in the fridge though to preserve its sexy
but its growing back and i will doing my own hair fr now on. Stylist are way too risky! I am currently 8 weeks post and will relax again between 10 and 12 weeks.
Soooo...... I finally had some success with airdrying!!!
I did a prepoo with jojoba oil, cowashed with mane n tail replenishing conditioner and he ltr conditioner, put in a little he ltr leave in and mizani h20 nighttime treatment and sealed my ends with jbco, and then followed @sunnieb's method of airdrying - result, soft, straight airdryed hair with no frizzy ends!!!
I know its not really that exciting, but I've been trying various products/methods recently in my pursuit of the best regimen for my hair, and this is one of the first times I've been really impressed with my results
@sunnieb - thank you so much for sharing your airdrying regimen!
@LaidBak - here it is:
http://public.fotki.com/sunnieb/2010/how-i-air-dry-my-hair/how-i-air-dry-my-hair/
Hope it helps!
ORS doesn't get my hair as straight as Silk Elements.
camilla - used kim's LI a good bit of last year. The comb didn't glide right through my hair. I have low porosity and avj doesn't work so well with my hair. Think that's why kim's LI didn't work miracles for my hair.I just started using the kimmey tube mix although i am relaxed i relax every four months or so LOVE it the comb glides right through
PS I CUT THE OIL IN HALF AND USED WHEAT GERM OIL INSTEAD OF JOJOBA OIL BECAUSE OF THE CEREMIDES IN IT AND THE DEBATE ABOUT JOJOBA PENETRATING THE HAIR SHAFT...
but I can't laugh too hard because my hair has been suffering because of it.
Thanks for reminding me I'm due for my henna treatment. I try to remember to do it monthly. I've been forgetting about it majority of this year
I never tried grape seed oil before. Where do you get grape seed oil and what benefits have you noticed from using it?
