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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you don’t want high end, try Trader Joe’s Tea Tree Tingle shampoo and conditioner— and see what you think.   I’ve tried a huge range of products over the years, and I’m pretty happy with these —  alternating with a (pricier) deep conditioner. [/quote]

NP, I love Tea Tree Tingle conditioner. I use the shampoo only once in a while because it feels like a clarifying shampoo and I’m concerned about using it too often and stripping my hair of natural oils [my hair is not chemically treated]. I think Trader Joe’s also sells other brands, like something with “Spa” in it.

I’m older and my hair is now dry. It now has wave but I don’t consider myself to have wavy hair because it was always straight when I was younger.

I was curly girl-curious for awhile but decided I did not want to put all that product in my hair. Also, it would take a lot of effort (and product) to really bring out the wave and I just feel messy-looking with my hair wavy (maybe that is a frizz issue). After years of having straight hair, the desire to brush is strong in me.

For shampoo, I use bar shampoo from Chagrin Valley. Back in by curly-curious days, I looked for shampoos with no ‘cones and no sulfates or something and ended up at the Chagrin Valley website. I’ve been pretty happy with their stuff - lots of options, I tend to use the henna bar [so maybe that means my hair technically is chemically treated because it definitely has an effect on the color] but there are some that are much more moisturizing bars available.[/quote]

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