If you have thin fine hair do use conditioner?
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Anonymous
| Using conditioner before washing works better for me. |
Anonymous
| I do. I ordered Prose. I don't love their shampoo or other products, but their conditioner is nice and light. |
Anonymous
| I have to or I have fly aways |
Anonymous
| I would not be able to brush it if I didn't. |
Anonymous
| Always or else it is too tangled. I love the Pantene Miracle spray leave-in conditioner. Very light weight. |
Anonymous
What is the scent like? |
Anonymous
| I just do mid shaft to ends and my bangs (bleached). Just avoid your scalp. |
Anonymous
| Yes |
Anonymous
It’s a light fruity floral scent with a little coconut. Similar to Ouai’s St Bart, actually, but fainter/lighter. |
Anonymous
| I use a volume shampoo and conditioner, not a ‘moisturizing’ type. |
Anonymous
| yes, I have fine, oily hair but skipping conditioner makes everythign worse. I don't get it. |
Anonymous
Do you put it on the ends only? |
Anonymous
I am intrigued but… how does this work? Does the hair dry with tangles? |
Anonymous
| I have babyfine thin hair. My stylist recommended conditioning my hair and scalp, and told me not to rinse it out and blot with a towel. I was dubious it would look greasy but it’s made a huge difference in the health of my hair, especially in the winter. |
Anonymous
This. Shampoo is for your scalp, conditioner is for your hair. |