im use Aussie curl conditioner ,

56 minutes ago, May said:

im use Aussie curl conditioner ,

Ahhhhh this was one of my favs for the longest time. 💛 One of the best conditioners ever imo.

14 hours ago, SoSickOfThatSOL said:

I always use it. And some medical tips:

Shampoo is for cleaning only, so use it only on your scalp. Be gentle, don't scratch, don't use your nails, just the fingertips to spread and "gently rub" it nicely.

Conditioner should be used only from the middle part of your hair to your tips, should never touch your scalp.

Depending on the medical grade of your product you should leave it to work 2-3 min.

I thought conditioner is also for moiturizing the scalp so I always make sure that the conditioners distributed down to the hair roots

I never used it when my hair was short, but now it's a bit longer and I've got curls and it's simply a must. I've also noticed that investing in specified products for your hair as opposed to cheap stuff has largely paid dividends for me. Curl shampoo and a conditioner from a local brand that doesn't use any unneccesary ingredients have largely improved the feel and texture of my hair.

Yes, ever since I let my hair grow it became very wavy/curly and I use a conditioner because it's easier to comb and style my hair afterwords. Also it smells so good mmmmmh

On 9/20/2026 at 9:08 PM, May said:

im use Aussie curl conditioner ,

omg I use this as well, I love it!

On 9/21/2026 at 2:32 AM, MonsterJohn said:

I thought conditioner is also for moiturizing the scalp so I always make sure that the conditioners distributed down to the hair roots

Yeah, you shouldn't be doing that. The components of the conditioner can irritate your scalp.

Another advice I give my patients is to do it first thing when you shower, and properly wash your face and any other part of your body that it might touch afterwards. Leaving it on the area can cause acne breakouts or bacne for example.

No matter the length of my hair, I always condition For the past two years, I've been rotating between Cécred's moisturizing deep conditioner and hydration conditioner; and I use Creme of Nature's leave-in conditioner.

I thought all non-balds used conditioner??