Not all conditioners are made equal! Some are designed for daily use, others for weekly use and yet others for less than weekly use.
To reduce frizz: leave a little rinse-out conditioner in your hair. This works best for thick or course hair, according to the Science of Black Hair. 1. Instant Conditioners
2. Cream-rinse (a.k.a. creme-rinse) conditioners
3. Deep conditioners
4. Moisturising conditioners
5. Protein conditioners
Protein reconstructors / treatments
​Get your FREE ebook on How To Grow Long, Healthy Natural Kinky or Curly Hair. Ref: The Science of Black Hair, pages 78-80
aminah
30/11/2012 09:42:31 am
Can you please give a list of deep conditioners, and shampoos. because my daughter has sandy brown hair and no matter what i put in it, it still seems to be dry, and she is 9 years old. Can you tell me some protective styles to do for her hair and mine. Thanks in advance
Heather @ Neno Natural
26/3/2013 10:04:41 pm
Hi Aminah,
Fediben Gal
18/3/2013 07:43:28 pm
hi Heather
Stancy
10/4/2013 05:56:42 am
Hi Heather,
Diane
3/7/2013 04:38:57 pm
Hi Heather,
Ang
24/9/2013 07:52:15 pm
Hi Heather, I really like the idea of using natural products for natural hair. are you able to give a list of natural products and oils for the various conditioning types you spoke about and especially for leave in conditioners. at the moment I have coconut oil, shea butter, olive and castor oil and I will like to know what to mix with what to keep for daily or weekly use. many thanks
Nicole Carroll
18/9/2014 07:00:34 am
Do you make the growth stimulator for children?
Heather Katsonga-Woodward
2/10/2014 03:15:57 am
Hi Nicole, Comments are closed.
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