What the best shampoo/conditioner for african american hair ?

Question

Well me i jump around to lots of shampoo i really don't know which shampoos to use and i just want to stick to one brand what shampoos work for african american hair.
Herbal Essence, Tresemme, Head&Shoulders, Garnier, ManeNTail, Pantene,Loreal Pro-V,Aussie,Sunsilk, Suave, So what shampoo/conditioner will work for me????

Answer 1

Check up AVON coz they have lot of advanced techniques for hair-styling and also moisturisers which could possibly help you best. See their new catalogue listed here and set up a date with a professional advisor or shop online at www.avon.com. it will also cost you less.

Answer 2

When I wore my hair relaxed, I ONLY used Creme of Nature. In fact after using it for several months, I didn't even have to use the conditioner! Now that I wear my hair natural, I don't use shampoo,only conditioner. Aveda has some GREAT conditioners...they are a little $$$$ so when I'm broke I buy the Suave Naturals. Hope this helps!

Answer 3

I use Creme of Nature shampoo and conditioner. I would suggest speaking to your personal cosmetologist. It also depends on if you have a relaxer or you wear your hair natural. I personally, continue to purchase products over a period of every 2-3 months, just to see what works best for me. But I've seen a lot of Black salons use KeraCare. I stopped using Pantene a long time ago, because I learned that products like it (due to sodium lauryl(eth) sulfate) strip the hair of it's natural oils and over a period of time, can actually do more damage than good. In the sense that you tend to go to your stylist more often than normal. Being that I am natural, I usually try products other people with natural hair are trying, until I find something that I think works best for me. So in a way, you jumping around can be a good thing, but again, be careful of SLS, especially if it's one of the main ingredients in your shampoo.

Answer 4

I like Pantene Pro-V. It comes in different varieties like, for color-treated hair, etc. A beautician bad-mouthed Pantene to me once, saying it was too slick or something, but I let it go in one ear and out the other. I like Motions moisturizer. It's kinda like Luster's Pink Oil Moisturizer, but it's lighter and white. My favorite conditioner is Queen Helene's Cholesterol. You can even leave it in your hair and not rinse it out. I saw a chic with really healthy-looking hair do that. But if you don't want to leave it in, let it heat penetrate (Like with a shower cap or shopping bag twisted tight) for 30 min or so before rinsing out.

Answer 5

Pantene Pro-V is good for all hair types and has a lot of vitamins to keep your hair from getting too dry and protects it from damage. I've even used it after bleaching my hair and didn't have any breaks at all, so i would reccommend that.

Answer 6

None of those, honey. Go to your nearest Professional Salon and get KeraCare Hydrating/Detangling Shampoo and Humecto conditioner. The best ever for AA hair.

Answer 7

Acutally Sunsilk. Use the hydra tlc line ((in the pink bottle)). It works wonders on black hair. I would know.

Answer 8

i work at a salon and our black stylist has only black clients and she uses nioxin for regrowth ..... and all white hair products biosilk and pureology brands they have silky serums as well as sheen spray and shampoos and conditioners for multiple hair types

Answer 9

A shampoo called Joico for dry hair. My mom and I use it and it makes our hair really soft and moisturized. You can get it at Fred Meyer. Pricey, but it REALLY works.

Answer 10

Mane 'N Tail, Creme of Nature