Comments on: Rachel’s Review: Top 15 Drugstore Conditioners continued! Picks 10 through 12…

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By: ByrdD

ByrdD — Sun, 09 May 2010 21:55:10 +0000

For Screeeename…uhhhh:)? I actually just combed out my locks because i was not pleased with the way they felt(not my time yet). I know that this particular crop wasn’t nourished like my previous but because there is no shedding,in a sense, you are retaining all of your hair so how you take care of them in the begening with a regualr regimine makes a big diff! if you start out nourishing them and attending to them,(not to say you have to twist), but wash and condition as well as oil(and hot oil treatment), they will be and remain moisturized. It’s sort of hard to add moisture into locks. why? They are locked…ha! but at this piont you will be trying to find things that have a temporary effect or if you have the $ then you can find “serious treatments” for moisture challenged locks….Oyin,B4A,Redkin All Soft,(actually pretty good)…hope this helps, “Two Fingers”!

By: E_v

E_v — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 14:33:32 +0000

I tried the Loreal. Beautiful packaging indeed and it smells nice but it did nothing for my super thick hair. I ended up mixing it with HE Totally Twisted which is my FAVE of all time (so far). I have 10 bottles of conditioner at home from 7 different brands and still, nothing beats Totally Twisted for cowashing.

By: karibbee

karibbee — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 02:09:10 +0000

love the flirty/breezy style of these reviews – very enjoyable reading and am waiting to see if my fav conditioner makes the top 10!