this post is really adding fuel to my PJ fire....
I've really got to try that Keracare Intensive Hydrating Shampoo and Kenra MC.....
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Your list looks YUMMY!!!
I had a similar experiment with the treatment!Yes the Aveda Damage Remedy Intensive Restructuring Treatment is the one I have tried.
I have not tried the Aveda Damage Remedy shampoo and regular conditioner. I am afraid to after my experience with the treatment. My hair felt the same after I tried the Black Malva Conditioner from Aveda, as well. Since my hair felt the same way after using both so I am not happy over all with their conditioners. But, I LOVE the Shampure shampoo so I may give that DR shampoo a try sometime.
Anyway, a bit OT right.This is not the Hit or Miss thread - sorry!
Yes, they are expensive, but they're worth it. These items can be found at www.hairoil.com. :superbanana: These products don't need "doctoring up;" in other words, you don't have to add any oil, honey, glycerin, etc., or anything to them. Nor do you need to do a hot oil treatment, pre-shampoo treatment, conditioning wash, etc. They save time. Just use them straight from the bottle/jar. 
how long did u use to notice this???All of the naturals are on my list from experience. I have tried every last one on my list and some that didnt rate in the wow factor.
I have very dry, dyed, natural 4B hair, My hair is not porous so things dont penetrate very readily. Aubreys takes my hair down every time
Expensive but worth it...
Aveda DR (whole line)
Aveda Be Curly (Soon will try)
Cheap but good....
Garnier Fructis Curl N' Shine
Tresemme' Moisturizing Conditioner
