What is the best hair care line?

[modestyfirst]

I'm trying to establish a regimine for my hair but I would like to use just one line of hair care products. Any suggestions? Right now my hair is in a curly afro, while I'm trying to grow it back after cutting off about 9 inches to start over again. I'm considering Keracare or trying Grandma Wilkie's deep conditioner and super grow. Please give me suggestions.

 

[blackmaven]

Keracare has some good products in particular hydrating detangling shampoo,Humecto,Essential Oil and moisturizer with jojoba oil. Never tried Grandma conditioner

 

[MsAngie]

Keracare has some good products in particular hydrating detangling shampoo,Humecto,Essential Oil and moisturizer with jojoba oil. Never tried Grandma conditioner

I concur. I have used all of these Keracare products except for the moisturizer with jojoba oil, and my hair has definitely taken a turn for the better. If I were you, I would definitely give the line--Keracare--a try!

 

[Artemis]

When I was natural (for 4 yrs) I used Paul Mitchell. Looking back on it, I probably could've saved money and used something less expensive like Tresemme exclusively with great results, but I was happy so I didn't trip. In fact, a lot of the products I used back then have carried over into my relaxed hair regimen.

I am a minority on here when it comes to Keracare -- I am a disgruntled ex-user of Humecto So I cannot endorse that particular product, but I did like the Hydrating poo. I have the dry/itchy scalp line and I think it's ok.

So all that to say...if you're trying to establish a one-line regimen for your hair, just look at the poo/cond you are using already and go from there. B/c a lot of us are PJs, it is seemingly impossible to choose just one line, but from my experience, I say you cannot go wrong with a salon product line. Just go to Ulta or Trade Secret and do some research.

HTH

 

[toyztoy]

I think the Design Essential line is wonderful. I've been using that for about 3 yrs. If its not sold locally at some of your Hair Salons they have a website I think it maybe www.designessentials.com. But I do alternate between Design Essentials & Keracares hydrating shampoo.

 

[ichephren]

It actually depends on what you're looking for in a haircare line. If moisture, I highly suggest Kenra or Elucence. I haven't tried Keracare so I can't speak on that. Moisture and Strength, look into Aveda if you have spare change. I'd also suggest Joico's line of products which give great strength.

 

[PinkSkates]

I'm natural and I currently use Aveda products. And before Aveda I used Matrix Biolage. Both are excellent professional hair care lines, which provide products to meet your moisture/protein balance.