Natural Hair Care - Not Your Mother's Conditioners - Part 2

[@Iamfava0811]

Being a newer natural I really appreciate you sharing this information. I am learning to read the first 5 ingredients of products before buying them (meanwhile learning my hair).

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

The funny thing is that part of the main function of a conditioner is to combat frizz and smooth cuticles that have been raised by the shampoo! These are marketers can't make heaven at all! 😮🙆🏿

[@marishamars4786]

Hi new sub!!! Can you please review redkin concentrate acidic shampoo&conditioner and briogeo I’m looking for a new line. Please and thank you!!!

[@ZalinaW]

I will definitely review the products. Thanks for requesting and being a new subbie!

[@1922mistyblue]

Thank you Zee. This brand is being so misleading and I will not support this. Can you please explain bond builder products? From olaplex, k18, L’Oréal and Pacifica to Shea Moisture I don’t know which is the best? Pacifica is at the top of my list because the brand is cruelty free.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

Don't waste your money. Just get a good conditioner that works for your hair. Currently, I use Aphogee 2min reconstruction conditioner as my deep and rinse out because it has insane slip, excellent first five ingredients and a lovely smell and it's very affordable. I don't chase all these advert gimmicks fooling people with ingredients that have nothing to do with the function of the conditioner.