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conditioner?


Question Posted Thursday January 10 2008, 4:33 pm

whats a good conditioner for somebody with dry hair and split ends

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Peeps answered Saturday June 14 2008, 10:50 pm:
I read in a book about an ingredient in some shampoos and conditioners that is really important to look for.

It was called panthenol. It is suppose to be the B5 pro-vitamin and helps to strengthen the hair by filling in damaged areas, leading to less breakage and a smoother feel. It is suppose to help retain moisture (helping to keep it shiney) and thicken hair strands as well. Look for hair products containing this.

In addition, the book I was reading suggested finding a leave-in conditioner that had panthenol in it (some are even labeled on the front of the bottle) to help repair the hair follicles. The book claimed that this was the best method to repairing damaged hair and, if used properly for an extended period of time, would eventually "heal" the hair completely.

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uisforukelele answered Friday January 11 2008, 8:18 pm:
infusium works awesomely for me.

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ciao77 answered Thursday January 10 2008, 7:41 pm:
You have already gotten a lot of answers for this...but I would suggest using a deep conditioning treatment (most brands carry them)- garnier, dove, aussie.

One shampoo/condioner I recommend is Nexxus- sleekstress or hydrasilk (something like that); Pretty much anything made by nexxus that is made for dry hair. It is a bit pricey though. Or something else that is wonderful- Neutrogena Triple Moisture deep conditioner.

Your hair can only absorb so much conditioner, so for helping to smooth dry hair and split ends, a good deep conditioner will help (I'd say twice a week or so).

Some brands you might consider: Neutrogena Triple Moisture, Nexxus, Garnier Fructis...

See what works best for you.

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cOws_in_yOur_tuba answered Thursday January 10 2008, 6:01 pm:
There are probably a lot, but I use Aussie Moist conditioner, and it works soooo good. People are constantly saying they're jealous of my hair, cause it's so soft haha.

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dATSEXiiMAMii4U answered Thursday January 10 2008, 5:45 pm:
-Matrix sleek look Conditioner

its really good i get amazing results. hope i helped.]

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orphans answered Thursday January 10 2008, 5:30 pm:
Any herbal essence conditioner. They make my hair [which used to be try and all split ends] liek new again. Soft and everything, plus my heair is kinda thick, so it works magic on my hair :]

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Amazing_April answered Thursday January 10 2008, 5:29 pm:
Dove Advanced Care for dry hair. It has Sheer Moisture for hair with symptoms of dryness and will help your split ends. It comes in a light blue bottle.

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