RALEIGHZIA
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For those who use cheapie rinse out conditioners as leave in conditioners, do you still use deep a conditioner?
Do you still use a deep conditioner
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sunnieb
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Hey RALEIGHZIA! Glad to see you come out of lurkdom and post!
To answer your question - Yes, I still use a deep conditioner even though I cowash with my cheapie conditioners 3x a week.
Deep conditioning gives my hair such a boost that doesn't compare to cowashing. I know that the only reason I had hair on my head prior to joining LHCF is because I deep conditioned 2x a week.
To answer your question - Yes, I still use a deep conditioner even though I cowash with my cheapie conditioners 3x a week.
Deep conditioning gives my hair such a boost that doesn't compare to cowashing. I know that the only reason I had hair on my head prior to joining LHCF is because I deep conditioned 2x a week.
keepithealthy
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Yes because my hair responds so well to deep conditioning.
yorkpatties
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I always DC with a wash or a cowash. ALWAYS. I don't have a hooded dryer or steamer at home so I use a plastic cap under a terrycloth lined shower cap, if I'm doing house chores my bodyheat is the only heat used.
Je Ne Sais Quoi
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There is no replacement for a good DC!!
LovinCurls
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Yes I still DC x2 a week even though I use a cheapie conditioner as a leave in. I do a protein DC on sundays and moisturizing DC on Wednesdays. LOVE the benefits of a DC. 
SherylsTresses
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Every weekend, mixed with EVOO and sleep in it overnight 
youwillrise
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yesss! my hair needs dc'ing. i do it 2 or 3 times a week...my hair doesnt like me when i go too long without a cleansing and good dc.
Meemee6223
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Do u ladies use only certain kinds of cheapie condish as leave ins? I have HEHH and VO5 Moisture Milk. Could I use those?
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kupenda
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Yes I am in need of a DC now. Been planning it allllll day. Gonna be yummy
I don't always use Moisture Milks ad my leave in. Sometimes I use Shea Moisture Deep Treatment Masque. It's a DCer but it works best for me when I leave it in or mix it with other products. I also like V05 Tea Therapy. I have the purple one
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Meemee6223
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Yes I am in need of a DC now. Been planning it allllll day. Gonna be yummy
I don't always use Moisture Milks ad my leave in. Sometimes I use Shea Moisture Deep Treatment Masque. It's a DCer but it works best for me when I leave it in or mix it with other products. I also like V05 Tea Therapy. I have the purple one
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Do you just put in a small amount while wet or shake some up in a spray bottle mixed with water or dont rinse it all out when u wash??? Does it leave a residue?
Please share! :-D
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hola_lo2002
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yes I do!!!!!!!!!!
tiffjust2002
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No I don't, I use my regular conditioner that I use all the time (Suave Almond Shea Butter) and I mix EVOO and Coconut Oil and let it sit on my hair with a plastic cap with a beanie over it for about an hour and a half and rinse out. My hair feels just as good, soft, and moisturized as it did when I used a deep conditioner. So I will save my money
lilyofthenile
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Yes I do deep condition. At least twice a month.
MissDarcei
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I leave my rinse out conditioner in but I still havent gotten the hang of DCing. Anyone have a good one? I dont have a hooded dryer or a heatcap.
kupenda
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None of the above
I apply a small amount to dry hair and seal with oil. I am underprocessed (relaxed head) in a lot of places so I try not to use too much water daily when I have it straightened cuz I don't want reversion. A spray bottle is too much. So I apply it as is. It doesn't leave a residue but sometimes it feels coated if i have been slacking on my DCing because I have low porosity, chronically dry hair. Basically sometimes my leave ins don't always penetrate the hair shaft so it may sorta sit on the strands instead
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kupenda
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Well you don't have to use heat. Apply your DC on wet or dry hair, cover in a plastic cap, then put a scarf on it. Rinse in an hour.
ETA: I can't even begin to name DCers lol. There's sooooooo many. Check out the delightfully delicious thread here. And I'm sure every company that makes hair products offers at least one DC
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