Question about conditioner?

Question

I always have to use a lot more conditioner than i do shampoo and i run out of conditioner quicker. does this happen to anyone else? is there a way to avoid it?

Answer 1

Get this...I use about 10 bottles of conditioner to every one of shampoo. My hair is long and thick and wavy, so i only shampoo the roots, then use a ton of conditioner for the rest.
Don't worry if it's not "even". Who says you have to run out at the same time? Use what you need. My hair needs more conditioner and less shampoo...seems yours does, too. Conditioner doesn't dry your hair, it adds moisture. You aren't hurting anything, so go with the flow!

Answer 2

Yes this happens to me since I have long, thick, wavy hair. And my hair is kinda dry and it just soaks up the conditioner. The shampoo really goes a long way. I use a nicer shampoo and then a less expensive conditioner so it does not cost me a fortune. I mean I love my hair, but I would rather spend $5.99 for a big jug of awesome smelling Aussie Shampoo and then $1-2 for a jug of Suave or White Rain conditioner.

Answer 3

You could try a 2 in 1 bottle. A mix of shampoo and conditioner in the same tube.

Answer 4

That happens to me all the time! I have a different brand of conditioner that has more content that the brand of shampoo so I can come closer to running out at the same time.

Answer 5

yeah it always happens to me. a good way to avoid it is to buy a new bottle of shampoo and a new bottle of conditioner and just use the same amount of conditioner as shampoo and wah la!

Answer 6

for shampoo, you should only use a soup-spoon amount, less if you have short hair, and vice versa. for conditioner, you basically just need it on middle bottom half and tips of your hair, since split ends start there, so maybe if you do that, it won't run out as quickly. good luck!

Answer 7

That used to happen to me because I would want my hair shiny and I thought using lots of conditioner would help but here's a trick if you want your hair to be more shiny rinse really well in warm water then switch to cold (not too cold) for a couple of seconds. Hope this helps!

Answer 8

Use about half of what you think you need for conditioner. Seriously, just try it and see how your hair feels. I usually use wayy more than I need, but that makes my hair greasy so I always try to use less.

Answer 9

You should really only use conditioner every other day. It dries out your hair.

Answer 10

you dont need as much conditioner as you think..... you only need about a quarter size amount. start at your ends and work your way up seeing your new growth area is healthiest and should need much