Conditioning Treatment

[jessuhmarie]

My hairdresser recommended to me that I do a conditioning treatment at least once a week (my hair sucks right now..). Do you guys have any brands/places to look for one? Bonus, if I can get it on Amazon or a really well-known store. I'm not going to pay shipping or travel 30min to get it. I don't have easy access to any professional shops (IDK what they're called.. the ones that sell to professional hair stylists).

[platinumcoiffure]

www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004JQXKVW/ref=as_li_tf_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=dasofsna-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B004JQXKVWPaul Mitchell Awapuhi Wild Ginger Keratriplex Treatment

I use these personally and professionally, and $50 for a pack of 10 it's a steal! (we charge $25 for 1 insalon treatment) Also Prime eligible.

ETA: I wouldn't use these once a week, they are highly concentrated and it's recommended to use every 2-4 weeks.

[adlove]

I am really loving two products at the moment.

The first is this one from Ojon. It's the damage reverse restorative hair treatment plus. This is the newer formula. It's a strange consistency but basically you take a little and rub it in your hands and it turns to an oil. Saturate your dry hair for 20 minutes before a shower (or use it overnight, with a towel to protect the pillow) and it is really amazing. Few products will give me results instantly like this one. Here's a link to beauty.com where you can get 20% off.
www.beauty.com/ojon-damage-reverse-restorative-hair-treatment-plus/qxp365085?catid=25437&N=0

The second I like is the Macadamia natural oil deep repair masque. This one I use more as conditioner, or just a hair masque in the shower. I've actually been using it most times I wash my hair, and I really like how soft my hair is. It smells really good too. Linking ulta.com but you can find this many other places.
www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod2530251

[NachoProblem]

Another vote for the Ojon damage reverse treatment! I got this as a sample from sephora and it did AMAZING things for my hair. I just picked up the full size with my BB points

[mrst2]

I use the Oribe hair mask once a week. I bought it a local salon that sells it.

[jaybird]

I use the Ojon too, but not as often (maybe monthly). I use a leave-in conditioner twice a week instead. I like this one: www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=342032&catid=183385&aid=338666&aparam=342032

It's at most $3 at CVS.

[jessuhmarie]

Thanks ladies!

[bimbi284]

My favorite treatment EVER is Hask Henna n Placenta. Sounds gross, but its not at all, lol. It works way better than any expensive brand I've tried (and I've tried them all). You can get it in little packs at CVS or Walgreens for like $2, or buy the bigger bottles online:


www.amazon.com/Hask-Placenta-Henna-236ml-8oz/dp/B000A3V1SC/ref=sr_1_1?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1337179639&sr=1-1

www.amazon.com/Hask-Placenta-Henna-Extremely-Damaged/dp/B000A3V1SW/ref=sr_1_2?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1337179639&sr=1-2

[Deleted]

I like the Organix Moroccan Argan Oil Intense Moisturizing Treatment. I like it fine but next time I might try the Macadamia Oil one.

[janegold]

Am I the only one who found the Ojon treatment to be really greasy? Even after shampooing, I felt like I could not get all of the oil out of my hair.

I don't use anything too expensive or special, but I like to use the Organix Awapuhi Ginger treatment once a week. I just put it dry hair at night (middle and ends), wrap my hair in a bun and plastic wrap to sleep, and wash out in the morning. My hair is super soft and smooth for several days after. I feel like you could get similar results doing this with just about any rich conditioner.

[SuziSaysDa]

I have struggled with dry hair all my life and am perpetually looking for a great conditioning treatment.

I really like It's a 10 hair mask - I use it once a week and see a big difference - I buy at Ulta. I also use Aussie 3 minute miracle DEEEP as my regular conditioner - it seems to help, regular conditioner is a waste on me - get it at any store - grocery, pharmacy.