How do you co wash hair?
2010560
co washing is simply washing your hair with Conditioner instead of Shampoo -- Shampoo dries out the hair because of what it has in it. Co-washing keeps hair conditioned and clean w/o the harsh chemicals of shampoo -- especially for color treated hair -- especially for people like me that workout and sweat in your hair, I co-wash with this instead of using a shampoo. I shampoo my hair about 1 a month.
2010561
Hi, the same as you would with shampoo, BUT... WITH CONDITIONER of your choice.
2010562
My hair is super soft and coily and tangles way too easily so I usually divide my hair into about 6 sections and wash one section at a time. My hair is not long so I don't need to twist or braid while washing like some folk with longer lengths. I just finger comb and massage my scalp with the product, it's got amazing slip detangling is quite easily actually regardless of whether you use your fingers of a large tooth comb.
2010563
You use it instead of shampoo and conditioner. It's the consistency of conditioner, but it's a cleansing conditioner. You use a generous palm full of it and work it through your hair. Leave it in for at least 5-10 minutes for maximum benefit. There are also directions on the container.
2010564
It works well although it's probably not the ultimate hair cowash for me. I still use a conditioner afterwards and then a little coconut oil on my hair afterwards. My hair is very fine and frizzy, so it doesn't take care of the frizz on its own.
2010565
Hi... its like washing like when you shampoo your hair... instead you use conditioner.. you rub it in from scalp to your ends.. I massage my hair for about 10-15 mins and rinse it out..and then put leave in conditioner in.. but if you go to Youtube.. there are lots of videos about co washing.. but FYI.. I still use shampoo once in a while. Cheers!!!
2010566
You use co-wash just as you would shampoo...first wet your hair, spread the co-wash through your hair using your fingers, massage your scalp to remove any buildup, rinse co-wash from your hair & scalp...you're done. I usually follow up with a leave-in conditioner before styling or setting my hair; this will also help with detangling after co-washing.
2010567
Rinse your hair very well and then and the co wash, comb through then rinse very well and your done! Dry hair as usual and style
661813
Yes. You can use just regular shampoo! Let me explain how to use. 1.Shampoo. 2. Squeeze excess water out of hair and towel dry, leaving hair about 50% moist. 3. Spray QuicKeratin evenly throughout hair. 4. Comb QuicKeratin through hair until wet again, then blow-dry straight.
2208960
My personal way is conditioner as a pre poo then shampoo then deep condition with masque then use styling milk
2229114
I use regular shampoo for hair wash first, use soapberry liquid for the 2nd fine wash. This works better than using soapberry only. I love the natural smell after wash.
350982
Apply after shampoo and towel drying hair. Squirt a small amount on fingertips, rub your fingers together and work into hair from base to ends.
1605515
Co-wash is short for "conditioner washing." A shampoo is not a conditioner, therefore it's not considered a "co wash." You can however use the conditioner for a co-wash. As far as if the shampoo is too harsh for coily hair, only your hair can determine that. My twin is a 4a and says this shampoo is more of a clarifying shampoo for her.
1230249
You need to mix with pro-oxide and it is mixed in equal parts once you have mixed both color and pro-oxide you apply to hair leave on for the required amount then shampoo and rinse thoroughly.
590883
Hey there! The usage is simple. You can wash you hair with the shampoo of your preference. After that you will apply the Moist 3 minute Miracle and after 3 minutes remove from your hair. You will be able to feel the result immediately.
2095781
I use a paddle brush and some conditioner mixed with water in a spray bottle. Spray the mixture on the hair, with a firm grip on the wig gently run the paddle brush through it & lay it flat on a towel to dry. Hope this helps!
2088704
You can use any conditioner instead of shampoo as MissJ suggests. Pantene and Asiam have done a 'great job' in naming their products 'co-wash', but as MissJ mentions, it is a process. You may want to consider what feels good to you and your hair and wash when you feel it's necessary (to Jen's point)
318566
Mix with a carrier oil (coconut, sweet almond, jojoba) and apply to the scalp. Leave on for maybe 30 minutes then shampoo. Or directly apply about 2 drops to your shampoo before shampooing. (Not the whole bottle of shampoo just the amount you would use for a shower.) Hope that helps! :)
1180269
Shampoo and condition your hair with Nioxin. You can then towel dry your hair and apply the hair.booster before you apply step 3.
390405
The answers already given are spot on. Best to rinse with mild soap and warm water and let is hair dry.
1721708
Yes wash you hair first then use the nexus go under the drier for 15 min then rinse it out and wash your hair again, then condition your hair as usual
119012
Shampoo, rinse applied this and let it stay for 5 minutes then rinse and conditioner. Rinse. Done.
1198616
I shoulder length hair and I mix half a cap full with enough of my regular conditioner to cover all my hair. Then I comb it through and cover my hair with plastic wrap and then a towel over that and leave it on for 20 minutes. And rinse it off then dry and style
261471
I mix some in with my normal shampoo every time I wash my hair. This shampoo is a little expensive and I like to stretch it out. Also, Aveda Invati shampoo is a little drying. Mixing some with my shampoo keeps it from drying out my hair. I use about 1/3 Invati and 2/3 shampoo with the first washing. Just regular shampoo with the 2nd washing.