Thanks for sharing Heather. I will check it out.

Salon care white tea ginger conditioner

It can be found at Sally beauty supply for about $10 for a gallon. It can NOT be found online (unless you want to spend 3-5 times the price).

Due to not being able to purchase online, the ingredients can’t be found online either, so I’ll put them here. I already checked using the 2 websites that check ingredients, it is approved (but with some cautions, so read the ingredients, especially if your hair already has too much protein, as this has keratin in it)

Ingredients: water (aqua, eau), cetyl alcohol, stearalkonium chloride, propylene glycol, dmdm hydantoin, dicetyldimonium chloride, fragrance (parfum), polysorbate 20, benzoyl benzoate, citric acid, hydrolyzed keratin, camellia sinensis leaf extract, zingiber officials (ginger) root extract

I was incredibly excited to see that the ingredients are approved, because this conditioner is THE BEST! I easily detangle with my fingers in the shower, it rinses out easily so that my hair actually feel squeaky clean, and I rarely get tangles during the day- I literally haven’t had to brush my hair for at least a year now because of how amazing this cheap conditioner is!

I hope you look into it more and add it, and I hope this helps anyone reading the comments 🙂

My hair thin grey/pepper . Hair split & brittle . Need curl good

I have not but will have a look at it.

Excellent post! Have you tried the Aveeno Greens shampoo that is supposed to be good for the scalp?

Thanks for pointing that out, I just moved it to the clarifying section. I think it can still be used on a regular basis if it isn’t drying your hair. I use a “clarifying” shampoo for every wash and my hair is happy.

I don’t really like their products with the exception of the dry shampoo, just because most dry shampoos suck.

How about not your mother’s brand of curling products

Not yet but I want to.