Suave Naturals Conditioner 22.5 fl oz (665 ml)

I use Lorraine Massey's "Curly Girl" method to take care of my kinky-curly 4a hair and adapted her conditioner washes (or washing with conditioner in place of shampoo). The theory is that shampoo has too many drying surfactants. Conditioner, on the other hand is not so drying, and still has the ability to cleanse.)

Suave's Tropical Coconut conditioner is wonderful for many purposes. Add amla, maka, kalpi tone or other ayurvedic powders to Suave Tropical Moisture, and leave it on overnight for a really good deep conditioning.

This conditioner also helps to detangle my hair when I comb it under a stream of water during my showers. It smells sweet, like coconuts (which probably comes from the fragrance and coconut extract). The consistency of this conditioner is a medium-thick consistency. It leaves my hair soft, moisturized and with a slight sheen after use.

This conditioner is not "natural" but it has humectants like cetyl alcohol, glycerin and honey. It also contains silk proteins (to strengthen hair). Rosemary and nettle are included to promote scalp health and hair growth. Good conditioner for a low price.

Note, just because it works for my hair, it may not work for you. Please do a test to see if this one works for you.

Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Cetyl Alcohol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Fragrance (Parfum), Distearyldimonium Chloride, Disodium EDTA, Glycerin, 2-Bromo-2-Nitropropane-1,3-Diol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, Propylene Glycol,Trocopheryl Acetate [Vitamin E Acetate], Silk Amino Acids, Honey, Urtica Dioica (Nettle) Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Extract

If you read other reviewer's comments you'll find the actual ingredients are chocked full of chemicals; "Naturals" seems to be a misnomer. I must admit I like this product anyway. It is an economical multi-purpose item. It smells great and is:

+ an excellent shaving lotion, cheaper than most shaving gels.

+ a good light conditioner

+ a curl reviving mist when mixed with water in a spritzer: 1 part conditioner to 2 parts water and scrunching works for me

+ a deep conditioner when mixed with your preferred oil (jojoba, almond, olive, coconut...), apply and wrap hair in warm towel TWICE or about 15 minutes

+ a leave-in conditioner for ends only!

+ a decent value

Downside of the product:

it's prone to build up and requires periodic use of clarifying shampoo.

needs to be alternated with another conditioner, I use Mane & Tail as well as Aussie 3 Minute Miracle.

It's only 4 STARS because it's slight residue doesn't do well for me on hot humid Texas days; mixed with my scalp perspiration it gives me the "cooties". Does better for me in the cooler weather.

FYI: When co-washing a la the Wen System way make sure you wet your hair and scalp for about TWO minutes BEFORE you apply the conditioner. The water dissolves/removes other products and allows this to both work and rinse better.

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You get what you pay for an excellent conditioner at an excellent price. I used to spend a gazillion dollars (Well, maybe not exactly a gazillion, but close to twenty bucks) on conditioners for my shoulder length, fine but thick hair that likes nothing better than to tangle beyond recognition after washing it in the shower. Suave makes the tangles comb out easily.

I used to think the expensive ones were much better for my hair than the "grocery store" brands. Then when traveling and not being able to find my shampoo in an "under 4 oz." size that I could carry on the plane I decided to wait until I reached my destination to buy some shampoo. I bought this one because I like the name brand that it is comparable to, but also because it was cheap and I wouldn't feel bad about leaving a good portion of it behind at the end of the trip. (I gave the remaining shampoo to the person at the hotel front desk).

I was so surprised to find that this shampoo left my hair just as soft and manageable as the more expensive brand. I couldn't tell the difference! Still, I thought maybe it was just the difference in water or the weather at the place I was staying on the trip. I bought the shampoo again at home when I ran out of my salon brand and found that it performed just as well with the local water, weather, etc. That was 6 years ago and I have been using Suave shampoos and conditioners ever since. I haven't found a single one that I don't like and I've saved a bundle on shampoos and conditioners.

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Love this conditioner! It's thick and creamy consistency. It made my hair very soft and easy for detangling. The smell is blissful.

Not only is it good for co-washes for also as a leave-in.

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Just like the shampoo, I bought this quickly for travel. I wish it had more fragrance and was a bit more conditioning but other than that, I would buy these again.

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