. Also, have you considered Giovanni condishes for cowashes? No cones, moisturizing and easy to find. I get the liters from TJ Maxx most of the time, but they sale it by the gallon on MassageWarehouse.com for 35 bucks. I friggin' love it. Also, if you want something cheap and superrrrr easy to find I suggest V05 condishes....
. These conditioners give my hair all kinds of life. They're dirt cheap and have slip for years and if I mix it with a little oil my hair is soft for days. They're not all natural, but they work and are really good for bi or tri weekly cowashing like you do.
@Babygrowth
Thanks for the review. Chile you got me wanting to whip it out and cowash now
. What about Suave? They're really nice too. 
). Once I rinse my hair is supple, soft and ready for just about err'thing.
@Babygrowth
V05 didn't work? Dang
Also I use the 50:50 Balancing Condish and my hair ADORES it. Every time it touches it I hear the church choir singing its praises in my head lol. I used it religiously in the summer and mix it with oil and honey and do an intensive conditioning session with it (like a dc, but not really
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Babygrowth
You know I have that pumpkin seed condish and I really didn't see what the fuss was about. I'll use it this week to DC to see how it goes. Also, I have the destination hydration just sitting and waiting to be used. I really want to try it when I see it on the site, get excited because I already have it and forget about it
maybe it will be an awesome DC for you!
Had to skip a day here and there because I've been slipping, I was out of coconut milk for a while and had not brewed up any more tea for rinsing.