I shampoo my hair every alternate days, should i use a conditioner after every shampoo?

Use a deep conditioner once every 1-2 weeks, depending on your hair's health (ie whether you color it, perm it, hilight it, etc.). 1x a week for chemically treated hair, 1x every 2 wks for normal hair is usually good.





If you feel you need to condition more often than that, use a light leave-in conditioner or a light daily conditioner.





DO NOT use any conditioners or shampoos that have balsam, lanolin, or mineral oil in their ingredients list. These ingredients will clog the hair cuticle %26amp; weigh your hair down making it flat, dull, %26amp; limp. Wella-Balsam shampoo is an example of what you DON't want to use.





Also, don't over-condition your hair. It's a myth that you need to condition every single day. Your hair needs to ';breathe'; once in a while, meaning too much of a good thing is just that: Too Much.





If you want to keep your hair shiny and healthy looking, one of the best things to do is brush it every day with a Boar-Bristle brush, brushing from your scalp all the way out to the hair ends. What this does is help to keep your hair from becoming dry by distributing the natural moisturizing oils from your scalp down the length of your hair to the ends (where it gets the dryest). And brushes made with natural boar bristles are the most effective. (and that's why they also more expensive than the cheap nylon bristled brushes)





And if you use a lot of styling products, or spend a lot of time in the pool, make sure you use a ';chelating'; shampoo once a week or so, to remove the product and/or chlorine build-up on your hair. This buildup prevents the natural oils from your scalp from being able to get into the hair to keep it naturally conditioned %26amp; moisturized.I shampoo my hair every alternate days, should i use a conditioner after every shampoo?
Well conditioner is meant for dry hair. But through personal experience i have noticed that conditioner maker your hair fall. If you have oily hair you hair might not need conditioning every alternate day. If you have dry hair then go ahead with conditioning. But don't let the conditioner touch your scalp. It weakens the follicles and leads to hair fall. You can condition your hair on days when you have to go out. The other days Just wash it with shampoo.


Cheers!I shampoo my hair every alternate days, should i use a conditioner after every shampoo?
that depends on your hair. i always always use conditioner after i shampoo my hair. but if your hair is really oily then you can hold off on the conditioning. or use a smaller amount. i would recommend conditioning it gives it a smooth sleek texture- my opinion.
It depends upon your hair. if it is very thin and oily, use conditioner twice a week. if your hair is thick, use it after every shampoo. if u have very dry hair u may use some oil on your wet hair instead of conditioner.
Yes. Shampooing too much can damge your hair. Some good conditioners are Garnier Fructis this one is quite cheap and available at any drug store. Then theres pureology which is quite expensive (35 dollars a bottle, canadian) and it is sold at fine hair salon stores. Hope this helps!
Since you shampoo every alternate day your must be becoming dry. By using conditioner you can overcome that but conditioners cause hair fall if they touch the roots . So you can use conditioner once or twice a weak which can help you to take care of both things
Well, I use Pantine 2 in 1. Which is Shampoo and conditioner both in one. So I don't use conditioner separately.
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It untangles our hair and it makes it smooth; It's very good infact(:
hi if u feel ur hair is so dry or hard to comb after a head bath u can use conditioner it makes hair smoother and its to comb.. as u r a girl take care of ur hair Sweety........
YES it's actually better if you by a two in one shamp./cond. if you wash your hair every other day!
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or after shampoo use LIVON
yes your soposed to thats wat makes it smoothe and keeps from breakage
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