Hair care

jasmuin

Since I had my last baby just over a year ago I have had a dry patch on my scalp right in the very front. My cheap Wal-Mart products aren't fixing it and I've never used anything else. What do you ladies love to use? I've found a half off coupon code for l'ange products. Are they good? 

jasmuin

Oh the code is hds50 in case you love their products

emwj10187

I use arbonne products. a bit pricier but well worth the out come and the comfort knowing its chemical free.

jasmuin

Thanks! I'll look them up. 

tsa208

I have very curly hair, which is prone to being dry. I haven't shampooed my hair in over a year, at the recommendation of my stylist. Instead I use "conditioner wash" or "co-wash" for short. It's been an amazing change! My curls are so much cuter now, way less frizzy. Here's the exact product I use:

As I Am Coconut Cleansing Conditioner

It smells nice, but not so much like coconut. .

jasmuin

Thanks!! I've never heard of that before. Ill defiantly look into it. 

SwtAnana

@tsa208 I also use the same cowash if my hair needs some extra moisture! I love it....my hair always smells and looks great afterwards. It's nice for detangling too.  Depending on your hair texture/density @jasmuin it may be too heavy for your hair type

yasandson

I have very curly hair (a semi afro really) and my hair has never been as frizz less as it is now. I use AG curly hair shampoo (smells like jelly beans, 30$ /L)  and instead of a conditionner i use Amika triple Rx mask (50$ but the thing lasts 6 months). 
I never put any products in my hair aside from coconut or almonds oil and AG re coil cream for curly hair. 

If you have straight hair i recommend Quantum "puritif" shampoo. Free from sulfates parabens and silicones. When i straighten my hair thats what i use. 

jasmuin

I have straight hair and it is super thick and long. Thanks for the recommendations. I'll defiantly check into them. I've never had hair/ scalp issues before last year. It's been frustrating so thanks you for all the help!