Natural alternative to conditioner?

Answer 1

Cranberry Lane has two natural conditioners that will moisturize and protect your hair. Both our Hydrating (which tames fly away hair) and Balancing (which hydrates hair without weighing it down with excess oil) Conditioners contain Pro vitamin B5. The Hydrating natural conditioner also contains shea butter which has moisturizing benefits to the scalp, and the Balancing conditioner also contains Jojoba which gives the hair shine and body. Cranberry Lane also offers a Leave-In Conditioner which helps to detangle and smooth out the hair shaft, as well as a deep conditioner treatment which contains both shea butter and jojoba oil and is great to use about once a week.

Answer 2

If you're in Australia then I recommend Natural Instincts products. They are made from 100% pure oils and organic herbs.

If not, then look at your local health shops to see what is available. I use a leave-in spray of rain water and some Coral Moon Restoration Face Serum (lavendar, geranium & sandalwood oils).

I hope this helps!

Blessings, Gypsy Queen

Answer 3

Coconut oil or almond oil. But not very large quantity. Apply it before sleeping at nite and then in morning when u have hairwash u dont require the conditioner.

Answer 4

Another tip for conditioning hair that works well for me is to simply apply curd to the hair after shampooing, leave on for five minutes, and rinse off. Do not apply shampoo again; simply rinse off the curd with water. This conditions your hair rather well, and keeps frizzy hair in check. However, I do follow up with conditioner, for increased protection

Answer 5

i would recommend coconut oil (my cousin uses it and she has gorgeous hair), but it does have an overpowering smell. olive oil is another good alternative. you could actually use any good olive oil, but you could also try l'occitane's olive harvest olive paste for hair.