Moisturizing hair stuff: dry hair?

[NewOrleans]

What are your favorites, dry-haired ladies?

I didn't love CC Caviar or whatever.

I like B&B coconut but am always on the lookout for the next best thing.

I wasn't impressed with PM Awapuhi Ginger.

recs?

[tacom]

Carol's daughter, Biolage conditoning balm

[mominatrix]

I use Shea Moisture and really like it.

[sitnspin]

Have you tried Wen 30 minute treatment?  That always does the trick for me.

[NewOrleans]

Apr 21, 2015 14:57:29 GMT -5 @licia said:

So.

Hi, I'm going to be a weirdo and suggest mayonnaise.

First you slather it on, then you can wrap your hair in plastic wrap and a towel, but I don't do that. Too much work. Then you put your hair dryer on low and cook yourself for about 20-30 minutes. It doesn't smell or anything, like I thought it would. You kind of just sit for 30 minutes and think about what it's like to be a club sandwich. Then, rinse and wash/condition as normal.

I am anti mayonnaise.  This us the equivalent of telling me to put vomit on my hair, lol.

[KateAggie]

I'm using Biolage oil shampoo and conditioner. Cheaper that the B&B stuff, and it makes my hair look amazing.

[mfluder]

I also like carol's daughter (but note the smell is very strong; and not at sephora any more).

[kristie]

The pink fekkai conditioner as well as 3 minute masque are magic. I also love joico moisturizing or k-pak.

[pantsparty]

I love the Redken All Soft line. I use the shampoo/conditioner, and I also use the Heavy Cream once a week.

I really like Bumble and Bumble's invisible oil. Very light but makes my hair feel amazing.

I've also used coconut oil before! I used to put it on my hair from the neck down on a day where I was washing my hair, before I worked out, so it would be in about 45 minutes or so. It also made my hair feel really good.

Do you blowdry your hair? I apply Satinwear before blowdrying; I think it adds more moisture than a spray.

[boston340]

Kenra moisturizing shampoo and condition

[KateAggie]

Apr 22, 2015 12:12:31 GMT -5 boston340 said:

Kenra moisturizing shampoo and condition

I use their quick dry blow dry spray and <3 it.

[runaways]

I slather coconut oil on my hair once a week and let it sit for at least an hour, then use clarifying shampoo x2 to remove. Less gross than mayonnaise.

[stephm0188]

I really like Bumble and Bumble Invisable Oil.
My hair stylist gave me a sample of a L'Anza conditioner that is amazing, but I haven't purchased it yet. It's for color treated hair, which I don't have, but she said that didn't matter.

[msmerymac]

The agave stuff at sephora is the one thing that leaves my hair soft, but not greasy. Actually, no, Aveda smooth infusion works too, but it's the type of leave-in you use before you blow dry.