This month, let's talk about all the nice things we do to pamper our hair! Note, that here term "conditioner" applies to all products that you use for the purpose of conditioning and moisturizing your hair, not only those products labeled as conditioners.

1. What types of conditioner you use regularly? (rinse out, leave in, deep conditioner, oil, misting etc.)

2.How often do you conditioner? (If you use several types of conditioners, separate each!)

3. What products do you use?

4. Why have you chosen your current conditioning method?

5. Does your conditioning routine change by season (winter/summer)? If yes, how?

6. For those who use more than one conditioner: If you could choose just one conditioner from your routine, what would it be and why?

7. Do you mind silicone derivatives in conditioners?

8. Which is more important to you: shampoo or conditioner?

9. Do you have any conditioning tips you would like to share?

Here are my answers:

1. oil, misting, leave in, deep conditioner and oil treatment  Is this much?

2. I oil and mist almost after every wash, sometimes also between washes. I apply leave in maybe once a week, deep conditioner maybe once in three weeks and do oil treatment in sauna approximately once a month.

3. jojoba oil, rose water, XZ deep conditioner, Body Shop amlika leave-in conditioner and my own jojoba/EO mix for oil treatments

4. I've just "drifted" into using it. I'm happy with it, seems to work well and isn't as complicated as it sounds 

5. In winter, my hair needs to be super well moistured in order to avoid static, so I oil and mist it more often.

6. Eek! I don't want to choose just one! If I absolutely had to, I would choose jojoba oil, as I could use it to both regular oiling and to do deep treatments. 

7. I don't like them. My leave in contains water soluble cones, but that's all.

8. Shampoo (shampoo bar). I suppose I could technically do without conditioning this much...but I couldn't do without shampoo. But I prefer to have everything.

9. Not really...this question was meant to everyone else!

1. What types of conditioner you use regularly? (rinse out, leave in, deep conditioner, oil, misting etc.) For rinse out conditioners I use Suave and for deeper conditioning I have been using Hask's Henna and Placenta. Also Aussie Hair Insurance leave-in.

2.How often do you conditioner? (If you use several types of conditioners, separate each!) I wash my hair every three days, so I condition every three days also.

3. What products do you use? Suave, Pantene(clarifying shampoo only), Hask, sometimes mane n tail.

4. Why have you chosen your current conditioning method? Well, because as much as I would like to C/O, I am quite obsessive about shampooing. Getting down to washing every three days was quite a job!

5. Does your conditioning routine change by season (winter/summer)? If yes, how? Routine is pretty much the same, except having to wear my hair up more often, the humidity is making it not look so nice.

6. For those who use more than one conditioner: If you could choose just one conditioner from your routine, what would it be and why? Definitely Hask's Henna and Placenta. It keeps my hair soft and shiney without weighing it down.

7. Do you mind silicone derivatives in conditioners? I really do not like them, they give my hair a very weird texture. However i think there is one 'cone in my leave -in. Uh oh!

8. Which is more important to you: shampoo or conditioner? Oh my...This is hard, because of my obsession with feeling clean, but at the same time, I would rather have soft pretty hair!
 
9. Do you have any conditioning tips you would like to share? I have noticed that even with my cheapo Suave, it works wayyy better when I put a shower cap on and go about my showering duties and rinse it last.

1. What types of conditioner you use regularly? (rinse out, leave in, deep conditioner, oil, misting etc.)
rinse out: Suave Milk 'n Honey, Nature's Gate Aloe Vera; misting: lavender and rosemary EO

2.How often do you conditioner? (If you use several types of conditioners, separate each!)
Suave is everyday, Nature's Gate on wash days, the EOs are for when my hair looks/feels dry (which is often)

3. What products do you use?
Suave, Nature's Gate (conditioner and the jojoba shampoo), EOs from AuraCacia

4. Why have you chosen your current conditioning method?
I have to condition everyday or else my hair starts to feel crunchy.  I chose the CWC method after seeing the difference it made with someone's hair.  As for the EOs, I was reading about them online and wanted to try.  I used to deep condition every week, but I've gotten lazy and haven't done it for a month or two.

5. Does your conditioning routine change by season (winter/summer)? If yes, how?
Hmm, I'm not sure.  I've only stared really taking care of my hair since March and the weather here doesn't change as dramatically like it does on the mainland so I don't think my conditioning routine changes all that much.

6. For those who use more than one conditioner: If you could choose just one conditioner from your routine, what would it be and why?
Suave!  There's some man-made ingredients, but it works better on my hair than the 100% natural brands.

7. Do you mind silicone derivatives in conditioners?
Although I never had a problem with them, I'm trying to stay away from them now.

8. Which is more important to you: shampoo or conditioner?
As someone with chemically damaged hair, conditioner.

9. Do you have any conditioning tips you would like to share?
I'm not sure if this will work for everyone, but misting my hair with lavender and rosemary EO before I go to bed means softer and shinier hair when I wake up.