Best shampoos for wavy hair?

joyinthejourney · 08-06-2016, 07:42 AM

I've been using natural/organic shampoos/conditioners for my family for about 8 years. I've used various brands, a few really good, some not, and others just too expensive. My daughter has wavy hair that is easily unkempt-looking if she uses too much or too little conditioner. It can turn out oily-looking, or dry and brittle, depending on how much and how well she uses the products. Yet, when she comes home from a sleepover with grandparents, her her is consistently shiny and bouncy. Of course, they use just plain Johnson & Johnson No-More-Tears, which I have avoided like the plague due to all the stuff I've heard about them through the years (from allergies and respiratory issues, to cancer). So, what is a good alternative here, besides having to babysit my daughter during every shower?

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Llee · 08-06-2016, 08:45 AM

We really like Suave Green Apple. It was a CurlyGirl recommendation and has been wonderful. Then Garnier leave-in conditioner every second or third day.

mommychem · 08-06-2016, 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Llee

We really like Suave Green Apple. It was a CurlyGirl recommendation and has been wonderful. Then Garnier leave-in conditioner every second or third day.

Thank you!! I have a girl with wavy hair. It's good to know I can get something inexpensive. I've spent so much trying to find something for my super curly girl's hair. We have four different wave/curl patterns in our house with mine being the coarsest and tightest.

Saoirse · 08-06-2016, 11:47 AM

Make sure you use Suave Naturals.

I have curly hair and never use shampoo. But I do use Suave Naturals conditioner.

WifeMommy21 · 08-16-2016, 10:07 AM

Hi I'm a curly myself and I don't use shampoo anymore but I must say that Tresemme used to do wonders for my curls. Very hydrating! But if you want, try an Apple Cidar Vinegar rinse here and there and coconut oil for conditioner to rehydrate. That works pretty well too. Blessings!

08-06-2016, 07:42 AM	#1
joyinthejourney Climbing Rose Discipleshipmothering.wordpress.com Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1,285	Best shampoos for wavy hair? I've been using natural/organic shampoos/conditioners for my family for about 8 years. I've used various brands, a few really good, some not, and others just too expensive. My daughter has wavy hair that is easily unkempt-looking if she uses too much or too little conditioner. It can turn out oily-looking, or dry and brittle, depending on how much and how well she uses the products. Yet, when she comes home from a sleepover with grandparents, her her is consistently shiny and bouncy. Of course, they use just plain Johnson & Johnson No-More-Tears, which I have avoided like the plague due to all the stuff I've heard about them through the years (from allergies and respiratory issues, to cancer). So, what is a good alternative here, besides having to babysit my daughter during every shower? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk __________________ Website: Http://Discipleshipmothering.wordpress.com Email: Discipleship.parenting@gmail.com

08-06-2016, 08:45 AM	#2
Llee Moderator Dancing stands with all seahorses who are journeying to freedom Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 19,197	Re: Best shampoos for wavy hair? We really like Suave Green Apple. It was a CurlyGirl recommendation and has been wonderful. Then Garnier leave-in conditioner every second or third day. __________________ It's me, dh, Dressy Bessy (Sept 08) and Dancing Daisy (May 10) Lead the children to see in every pleasant and beautiful thing an expression of God's love for them. Recommend your religion to them by its pleasantness. Let the law of kindness be in your lips. ~Ellen G. White

08-06-2016, 11:47 AM	#4
Saoirse Rose Garden Coming out into the Light! Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 5,307	Re: Best shampoos for wavy hair? Make sure you use Suave Naturals. I have curly hair and never use shampoo. But I do use Suave Naturals conditioner. __________________ Pam - MOM to three amazing kids!!! "A victim lives in fear. A Survivor endures. A victim is weak and powerless, paying for what was not her doing. A Survivor has grown strong because she knows the price is not hers to pay, the sin is not hers to atone." - unknown Alis volat propriis SingleFabulousMamas unite!

08-16-2016, 10:07 AM	#5
WifeMommy21 Seedling Rose 1 John 4:8 - He that loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love. Join Date: Aug 2016 Posts: 15	Re: Best shampoos for wavy hair? Hi I'm a curly myself and I don't use shampoo anymore but I must say that Tresemme used to do wonders for my curls. Very hydrating! But if you want, try an Apple Cidar Vinegar rinse here and there and coconut oil for conditioner to rehydrate. That works pretty well too. Blessings!

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