As I Am Hydration Elation Intensive Conditioner, 227g/8 oz.

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Customer Review : “ My hair was super moisturized and smelled so good. I love it. ” 4. Camille Rose Naturals Moroccan Pear Conditioning Custard

These ingredients are able to penetrate deep into the hair shaft to provide hydration from the inside.This mask is made with a combination of organic oils that replenish the hair’s moisture levels and boost overall hair strength. This product contains coconut oil (which is not a protein). This post is about “protein-free products. Also, this product has high amounts of coconut oil in it, since it’s one of the main ingredients and it’s listed towards the beginning of the product list.” It’s possible that you are allergic to coconut oil or another ingredient in the hair product. If you find that your hair absolutely does not like coconut oil, regardless of the product brand used, then I will suggest you do away with coconut oil for a while. This mask provides the two things that dry, low porosity hair needs – fortification without the risk of protein overload and healthy elasticity for shiny hair. Although it’s an ultra-hydrating mask, it’s still lightweight in texture, so it doesn’t weigh the hair down.

The mask’s star ingredient is avocado, which is high in beta-carotene and essential fats that are incredibly moisturizing. Customer Review :“ Jessicurl deep conditioning treatment is the #1 deep conditioner that I have found in my 5-year natural hair journey. It gives me soft and manageable hair.” 9. Eden BodyWorks Jojoba Monoi Deep Conditioner These gorgeous ingredients include coconut oil, argan oil, and shea butter – all known to penetrate the hair strands and nourish them from the inside out.Product Claim: This deep conditioner m oisturizes deep within the hair shaft. Smooths and aligns cuticle layer. Repairs split ends and strengthen weak areas to promote shine. If your hair is generally healthy and hasn’t suffered any kind of damage in the recent past, you may want to steer clear of protein-rich ingredients like keratin, wheat, soy, quinoa, and amino acids. As for hair care, coconut oil has pretty solid research showing that it can penetrate into the hair very well (better than mineral oil and sunflower oil) and it can prevent hair protein loss as well as combing damage. If you have problems with damaged hair, split ends, coconut oil is worth trying as a pre- or/and post-wash treatment. Labmuffin has an awesome blogpost explaining in more detail why coconut oil is good for your hair. It also has aloe leaf juice and other gorgeous herbs to strengthen the hair and give it shine and softness. Sometimes, all dry and damaged hair needs is a fuss-free yet intensely hydrating deep conditioner made with the finest oils to restore its health.

Using ultra-moisturizing deep conditioners promotes hair elasticity and bounciness, giving your mane more life and movement. This is called protein overload and can lead to dry, stiff, straw-like hair without any shine or luster. This product contains coconut oil (which is not a protein). This post is about “protein-free products.”Tightly curled/coiled hair has a tendency to be drier than other textures. It needs moisture to resist styling damage, to feel good and to look vibrant. Curls and coils "pop" into alignment more readily and are smoother when they are consistently hydrated. The right deep conditioner will also give the hair the luster and shine it needs to glow naturally, without looking greasy.