Re: what kind of conditioner?

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Posted by Pierre on November 4, 2004 at 21:44:05:

In reply to: what kind of conditioner? posted by Sherry on November 4, 2004 at 18:08:46:

: Well, it's been almost a week since I first hennaed my hair. I've
: only washed it once since then(I have dry hair and I don't wash it
: until it needs it). It's rather darker than I thought it would turn
: out the first application, a really pretty coppery auburn. So now I
: need to know what is the best kind of conditioner to use on my
: hennaed hair. I read somewhere that protien conditioners aren't
: good. Is this true? What does everyone else use?

I use shea butter and jojoba oil mixed together, which I fingercomb through my
hair. Before I started hennaing, my hair was greasy and icky; now it practically
stays clean by itself, and just needs an occasional hot water rinse. It used to mat
on the side of my head; now it's fluffy.

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: : Well, it's been almost a week since I first hennaed my hair. I've : : only washed it once since then(I have dry hair and I don't wash it : : until it needs it). It's rather darker than I thought it would turn : : out the first application, a really pretty coppery auburn. So now I : : need to know what is the best kind of conditioner to use on my : : hennaed hair. I read somewhere that protien conditioners aren't : : good. Is this true? What does everyone else use? : : I use shea butter and jojoba oil mixed together, which I fingercomb through my : hair. Before I started hennaing, my hair was greasy and icky; now it practically : stays clean by itself, and just needs an occasional hot water rinse. It used to mat : on the side of my head; now it's fluffy.
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