What kind of conditioner to use for very dry, curly hair?

Question

First of all, I've heard that you shouldn't condition your hair every time you wash it. Then, I've also heard that you should deep condition it every time you swim. I swim four days a week, sometimes our practices are 3 hours long. My hair (which I had permed back in June) is curly and very dry. What kind of conditioner should I use and how often to make my hair manageably soft with defined curls? What other products can I use to keep my hair from going frizzy and poofy? Thanks for any answers.

Answer 1

I have naturally curly, dry hair.

I use Pantene's Shampoo & Conditioner for curly hair. It is wonderful!! Also, the rule of thumb about not conditioning every day would not apply to you since you swim so much and your hair is permed.

I would condition every day & deep condition at least once a week. There may be a deep conditioner for permed hair.

Answer 2

I would suggest Biosilk. You can get it at the higher up hair salons. I will warn you that it is expensive...$40 a bottle but usually, the bottle will last a year and a half. I use it everyday after I shower. Just a tiny bit works. It makes your hair EXTREMELY soft and silky. I used to use conditioner but with this stuff, you won't need it after a few washings. It helps with flyaways and helps a bit with frizz. As for taming the poofiness, I would use a thick mousse or a light gel. (Try paul mitchell's spray gel or mousse.) After applying mousse/gel, take small sections of your hair and twirl around your finger to get more defined curls. Once you have done that, don't comb to your hair. The more you leave it alone, the better it will behave. Good luck!!!

Answer 3

I use the identical shampoo and conditioner. I have now not had any issues with my hair due to the fact that of it, and I have enormously curly hair. The challenge is that you're going to additionally want a thick conditioner to depart it for 10 mins as soon as every week. Don't allow your hair contact your face you probably have it in, and whilst you rinse it out simply lean your head again and run your hands via it. That means, it would possibly not worsen your zits. They have thick pasty conditioners principally made for terribly dry and broken hair. Check them out and notice what works for you. I additionally form my hair with conditioner, which maintains it healthful.

Answer 4

use coconut/almond hair oil and massage it into you hair and scalp once a week (keep it in over night) you will see the difference after a month or so....you hair will be softer and silkier but the trick is to maintain this conditioning treatment..the more you do the better it gets....

from a fellow permeeeee! ;)

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Matrix bioloage conditioning balm. just leave it in dont rinse it out. just use a quarter size and rub it in your ends. it really works its the best stuff.

Answer 7

THE SHAMPOO WITH THE KANGAROO AND THE LID IS PURPLE

Answer 8

SUNSILK