A list of all deeply moisturising deep conditioners
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krissyhair
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I think the #1 cheap moisturizing deep conditioner is Aussie 3 minute miracle.
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
When I think of "Uber" Moisturizing Deep Conditioners I think of:
In no particular order:
Curl Junkie Moisture Rehab
Darcy Botanicals Deep Conditioner
Jessicurl Deep Treatment
Afroveda Ashlii Amala
Naturelle Grow (various)
Hairveda's Sitrinillah
Hydratherma Naturals Moisture DC'er
Silk Dreams (Various)
BlueRoze Beauty (Various)
Claudie Revitalizer (Various)
Marie Dean (Various)
*I often look for BTMS
In no particular order:
Curl Junkie Moisture Rehab
Darcy Botanicals Deep Conditioner
Jessicurl Deep Treatment
Afroveda Ashlii Amala
Naturelle Grow (various)
Hairveda's Sitrinillah
Hydratherma Naturals Moisture DC'er
Silk Dreams (Various)
BlueRoze Beauty (Various)
Claudie Revitalizer (Various)
Marie Dean (Various)
*I often look for BTMS
ideally a good deep conditioner will leave your hair feeling soft and have lots of slip for detangling. Ingredient wise it just depends on if you are comfortable with using cones or not. And overall just how much you are willing to spend
I can't really say what's best cause its all subjective but here are some dc's that are popular on the forum:
Joico Moisture Recovering Conditioner or Balm
Silk Elements Kera Minerals Smoothing Deep Conditioner
Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle rose conditioner
Aussie 3 Min Miracle Moist
Design Essentials Stimulations Super Moisturizing Conditioner
Creme of Nature Argan Oil Conditioner
I can't really say what's best cause its all subjective but here are some dc's that are popular on the forum:
Joico Moisture Recovering Conditioner or Balm
Silk Elements Kera Minerals Smoothing Deep Conditioner
Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle rose conditioner
Aussie 3 Min Miracle Moist
Design Essentials Stimulations Super Moisturizing Conditioner
Creme of Nature Argan Oil Conditioner
nubiangoddess3
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Kenra Moisturizing Conditioner
Hands down the best Moisturizing Conditioner that I have used on my 4c natural hair
You can get a liter during Ulta Liter Sale for about $14
Hands down the best Moisturizing Conditioner that I have used on my 4c natural hair
You can get a liter during Ulta Liter Sale for about $14
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miss stress
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Silk dreams raspberry coconut affair.
For me, the best moisturizing deep conditioners will contain certain ingredients, namely:
- Conditioning agents, e.g., behentrimonium methosulfate, behentrimonium Chloride, cetrimonium chloride and/or stearalkonium chloride (because these will bind to the surface of the hair and form a film around it that will smooth the cuticle, thereby decreasing tangling and increasing softness while regulating the hair’s pH level)
- Fatty alcohols, e.g., lecithin, cetyl alcohol, cetearyl alcohol, stearyl alcohol, etc. (since their main function is to create the softness and lubrication (slip) necessary to facilitate detangling without breakage)
- Humectants, such as honey, panthenol, glycerin and castor Oil (given their ability to attract and bind moisture to the hair)
- A plethora of oils, butters, herbs, extracts and vitamins (due to their many wonderful benefits for the hair and scalp, foremost among them are softness, strength and nourishment)
- A low concentration of certain hydrolyzed proteins, specifically wheat, quinoa and silk (because they can attract and retain moisture whilst providing strength without any stiff/hard after effects)
- An absence of ingredients that my hair dislikes, such as shea butter and palm oil/butter
Here is a list of the numero uno moisturizing DCs in my arsenal:
Blue Roze Beauty Cocoa Rhassoul Hair Mask
Blue Roze Beauty Chai Hair Tea
Hairveda Sitrinillah Deep Conditioner
Bask Vanilla Whiskey Reparative Hair Soak
Shescentit Avocado Conditioner
Shescentit Riche Moisture Masque
Silicon Mix Bambu Extract Nutritive Hair Treatment
- Conditioning agents, e.g., behentrimonium methosulfate, behentrimonium Chloride, cetrimonium chloride and/or stearalkonium chloride (because these will bind to the surface of the hair and form a film around it that will smooth the cuticle, thereby decreasing tangling and increasing softness while regulating the hair’s pH level)
- Fatty alcohols, e.g., lecithin, cetyl alcohol, cetearyl alcohol, stearyl alcohol, etc. (since their main function is to create the softness and lubrication (slip) necessary to facilitate detangling without breakage)
- Humectants, such as honey, panthenol, glycerin and castor Oil (given their ability to attract and bind moisture to the hair)
- A plethora of oils, butters, herbs, extracts and vitamins (due to their many wonderful benefits for the hair and scalp, foremost among them are softness, strength and nourishment)
- A low concentration of certain hydrolyzed proteins, specifically wheat, quinoa and silk (because they can attract and retain moisture whilst providing strength without any stiff/hard after effects)
- An absence of ingredients that my hair dislikes, such as shea butter and palm oil/butter
Here is a list of the numero uno moisturizing DCs in my arsenal:
Blue Roze Beauty Cocoa Rhassoul Hair Mask
Blue Roze Beauty Chai Hair Tea
Hairveda Sitrinillah Deep Conditioner
Bask Vanilla Whiskey Reparative Hair Soak
Shescentit Avocado Conditioner
Shescentit Riche Moisture Masque
Silicon Mix Bambu Extract Nutritive Hair Treatment
IDareT'sHair
PJ Rehabilitation Center
Daernyris
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I agree with the ladies above especially the
SheScentIt- Avocado Conditioner
AfroVeda- Ashlii Amala
Naturelle Grow- varies but that Herbal Blends was the business
I would like to add that I've had great success with
HydroQuenchSystems- Coconut Mango Hydrating Mask and Honey Pineapple Hibiscus Repair Mask
SheScentIt- Avocado Conditioner
AfroVeda- Ashlii Amala
Naturelle Grow- varies but that Herbal Blends was the business
I would like to add that I've had great success with
HydroQuenchSystems- Coconut Mango Hydrating Mask and Honey Pineapple Hibiscus Repair Mask
SweetlyCurly
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Two of my favorites are Jane carter DC and Brown Butter Beauty Babassu DC
NappyNelle
Kinky Coily 4A, Fine Strands, WSL
Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle Rose
Aubrey Organics White Camellia
Giovanni Smooth as Silk Deeper Moisture
Aubrey Organics White Camellia
Giovanni Smooth as Silk Deeper Moisture
NaturallyATLPCH
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Curl Junkie Rehab
Jessicurl Deep Treatment
SheScentIt Riche Moisture Mask
Hands down the best moisturizing ones I've used.
Jessicurl Deep Treatment
SheScentIt Riche Moisture Mask
Hands down the best moisturizing ones I've used.
Babygrowth
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Silk Dreams Razzberry Coconut affair
SD Avocado Pudding
Darcy's Botanical Deep Conditioning Mask
Hairveda Sitrinillah
SSI Avocado
Tresemme Naturals old formula Nourishing Conditioner
SD Avocado Pudding
Darcy's Botanical Deep Conditioning Mask
Hairveda Sitrinillah
SSI Avocado
Tresemme Naturals old formula Nourishing Conditioner
spelmanlocks
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Alter ego garlic conditioner is my favorite
all_1_length
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Mixed Chicks Deep Conditioner
Silk Elements Megasilk Olive Moisturizing Treatment (which is on sale @ Sally's btw)
Macadamia Natural Oil Deep Repair Masque
The best one by far was the BioInfusion one that Walgreens was selling but they don't make it anymore.
I have found that the difference between having very moisturized hair and mediocre results is using heat. I didn't really see much in the Macadamia Natural Oil Deep Repair Masque until I started using it with heat instead of just using a plastic cap on my head and sitting around with conditioner in my hair for a couple of hours. Now I see what everybody has been raving about. The heat made all of the difference. Some people use steam for their heat source and receive excellent results that way.
Silk Elements Megasilk Olive Moisturizing Treatment (which is on sale @ Sally's btw)
Macadamia Natural Oil Deep Repair Masque
The best one by far was the BioInfusion one that Walgreens was selling but they don't make it anymore.
I have found that the difference between having very moisturized hair and mediocre results is using heat. I didn't really see much in the Macadamia Natural Oil Deep Repair Masque until I started using it with heat instead of just using a plastic cap on my head and sitting around with conditioner in my hair for a couple of hours. Now I see what everybody has been raving about. The heat made all of the difference. Some people use steam for their heat source and receive excellent results that way.
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