The search for the perfect hair conditioner can be a real challenge especially one made with clean, natural ingredients, a fresh citrusy aroma, AND gets great results!

Perhaps you’ve tried the new hair conditioner bars out there but did NOT get the results you had hoped for?

Are you looking for a conditioner that will leave your locks silky smooth, with bounce and shine, less breakage, split ends, and frizz?

Maybe you have an itchy, flakey scalp so you assume you, or someone you love, is dealing with dandruff?!

Well, your search might be over! I hope you’ll be inspired to try my Cream Rinse Hair Condition. I have a loyal following for this creamy delight for good reason, it addresses every concern I listed here, and more.

Washing your hair removes dirt and debris but it also removes your natural hair and scalp oils, and Natural Moisture Factors (NMF). Shampooing also lifts the cuticle layer of the hair strand causing it to become a little rough. Washing away oils and NMF leaves your hair and scalp vulnerable to moisture loss (oils seal in moisture).

A well-formulated conditioner replaces those oils and smooths the hair shaft making it feel silky and soft to the touch without weighing it down, helping eliminate frizz and sealing in moisture, helping your hair and scalp stay hydrated long after bathing.

A well-formulated natural conditioner does more than that! It nourishes, moisturizes, and hydrates your scalp, helping reduce itchy, dry scalp issues and supporting healthy hair growth. My deeply nourishing hair conditioner was created with the help of a cosmetic chemist, resulting in this exceptional natural product with a loyal following.

KEY INGREDIENTS

Aloe Juice: Aloe plays a big role in hair care and does a lot of the heavy lifting in this conditioner. Provides moisture to hydrate hair and scalp. Stimulates collagen and elastin fiber production which increases elasticity. Soothes and nourishes the scalp, helping reduce inflammation, itch, and irritation. Contains antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and fatty acids that can help strengthen hair and potentially enhance hair growth.

Chamomile Extract: My homegrown Chamomile infusion helps hydrate, nourish and repair dry, brittle hair, restore shine, prevent split ends, improve texture, reduce frizz, enhance curls, help calm scalp inflammation from chemical procedures and harsh climates.

More: Plant Derived Glycerine, Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, Panthenol DL, Keratin and Oat Protein, Glyceryl Stearate: These ingredients work together to help hydrate hair, improve texture, reduce frizz to ensure your locks are soft and silky, while helping improve scalp health.

Citrus Essential Oils: Pure, therapeutic-grade essential oils of Grapefruit, Lemon, Lime, Litsea Fruit, Mandarin, and Sweet Orange Peel. Citrus essential oils improve vitamin absorption and stimulate blood flow. And Just about everyone enjoys the bright, uplifting scent of a bowl of fresh-cut citrus fruit.

Do you have dry hair and dry scalp?

Washing your hair removes dirt and debris. It also washes away your natural oils and Natural Moisture Factors!

If you are not following up washing your hair with a high-quality conditioner every time you wash your hair you are very likely to develop persistently dry, frizzy, rough hair and a itchy, flakey scalp.

And this might lead you to believe that you have dandruff so you turn to “dandruff shampoo” in your effort to solve the problem. If you don’t actually have dandruff you won’t solve the problems. The answer might be as simple as “You need to use a good conditioner”.

TRY THIS: Use conditioner every time you wash your hair! Yes, every time. Try mine for 1 month and if you do not actually have dandruff you should see improvement - or your money back!

Hey guys: you need conditioner too (like it or not)!!

Long ago, my husband had dry, rough hair, an itchy, flakey scalp, and sores from scratching his head constantly! He thick, gorgeous hair looked dull and frizzy, and his poor scalp was constantly irritated with scabs and sores!

We thought he must have dandruff so we tried all kinds of dandruff shampoos - nothing helped!

At some point, a light bulb went off in my head - he should be using conditioner! It took some convincing since he is “one of those guys” he never thought to do that.

Eventually, I was able to convince him to give it a try. The results were immediate and astounding! His thick, gorgeous hair went from stiff straw to silky, fluffy locks, and his scalp healed. No more itch, sores, or flakes ever again! He didn’t have dandruff at all - he just needed to use conditioner! Problem solved!

So, yes gentlemen - you need conditioner too.

AS A RINSE-OUT CONDITIONER:

Apply a small amount to wet hair after cleansing and massage it into your scalp. Allow to soak in for a few minutes. Rinse well.

Do you have long hair? I suggest you brush your hair in the shower when it is wet and slippery with conditioner. Wet hair saturated with conditioner is much more elastic and less likely to break! Work the conditioner all through your hair, massage into your scalp, brush or comb your hair now to evenly disperse the conditioner. Let it soak in for a few minutes. Then rinse.  

AS A LEAVE IN TREATMENT:

After you’ve used the conditioner as a rinse, follow with a dab massaged into the ends of your hair right before you leave the shower. 

If you have itchy scalp issues make sure you apply some to the scalp with fingertips and massage well. For those of us who report dry hair and scalp, and/or those cultivating natural curls, using my conditioner as a leave-in treatment does not feel heavy or overly emollient so it is unlikely to weigh your hair down or make it feel greasy.

IN BETWEEN WASHES:

Apply to dry hair: Anytime you feel that your hair needs some moisture or extra conditioning between washes I suggest rubbing a small amount of conditioner into wet hands, then scrunch it into your locks.

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