Can you use in shower when conditioning hair
1872416
yes you could... but for best results apply to hair while damp and leave for at least 20 minutes. please apply while hair is damp if not you will waste a lot of product. :-) good luck
1934698
Yes. I use it as a regular conditioner daily ( I have really curly hair and so I just conditioner wash and go.) But once a week I leave it in for 30-40 minutes after a complete wash. I've recommended this product to a lot of my friends and it really works!!! I would advise that you put a little bit of olive or coconut oil in your hair while deep conditioning. It will help you lock in moisture and nutrients after you wash it out.
1143474
No, you should not use this on wet hair. It is not designed for that. Also, it is damaging to your hair to straighten it with any appliance when it is wet. You should wait until it is dry.
1042419
Some of our customers have used their caps for deep conditioning and hot oil treatments, we are in the process of writing an instruction manual insert for that reason. This is how some of our customers use their cap for deep conditioning: 1. When your hair is dry put your conditioner or oil treatment in your hair. 2. Massage it in 3. Place a shower cap over your head 4. Warm the cap (start with less than 60 seconds) Always test the temperature before placing it on your head. 5. Wear the cap for around 15 minutes and then take if off and wash your hair. (Make sure not to get any conditioner or oil on your cap if you are using it for conditioning or oil treatments) Hope this helps!
2134245
I do not use a conditioner. Only this shampoo. But I do use a Freshening Spray by Perfect Coat.
136593
It can be used in placeof any other sampoo and conditioner. It can be used for natural hair as well.it will leave your hair and your weave feeling soft and silky as ever.
923146
Yes you can since it doesn't have the stripping chemicals of other shampoos. I used it no problem!
333474
Yes! You should use this product while the hair is wet so it's completely dried into the Scalp prior to heat.
1268739
No, it's a regular rinse-out conditioner, but I bet you could TRY it as a leave-in, it might very well work if your hair is very dry.
276945
I don't do that, and this still works awesomely for me! It would probably be safe to say a lot of users don't actually towel dry their hair in the middle of their shower. You should be absolutely fine without doing that.
473423
You possibly can, as long as you steam the section and immediately place it in the roller to dry.When I use this steamer my hair get very moist. I have natural kinky hair... Once my hair felt a bit dry and brittle, so I used the Q. Redew and steamed my hair in sections. After each section, I added a conditioner/ whipped Shea butter and 2 strand twist. Once the dried, my hair was soft, moisturized and defined.
1105720
Yes. I use it when my hair is barely towel dried. A little goes quite a long way so be sparing.
742499
Yes, definitely it is safe for highlighted hair, which essentially the same as dyed hair....just not your whole head! I have used it for years, and in fact started buying it after the salon I go to for the highlighting used it on my hair. I do not follow with any cream rinse or conditioner in the shower. Rather I use a little of the Paul Mitchell "The Conditioner" with is a leave in conditioner applied after you have towel dried your hair.
602716
From my experience, as long as your hair is dry, no! It's never a good idea to have your hair wet/damp when using any heat appliance that is plugged in! So spray your hair with your protectant and finger dry it in, then curl it!
1464841
I use this as a conditioner several times a week. I imagine if you used it with heat, it would be more effective but I find it to work well in a hot shower.
1748070
It is not really conditioning as you are thinking. It is a concentrated formula and it must be diluted to put it on your hair. It is more like putting vinegar on your hair. It is acidic You need to put something like this or vinegar on your hair as a rinse after using baby mild Dr. Bronner shampoo, so that's the only reason I would call it a conditioner at all.
645358
Per the package instructions, the paste mixture should be applied to freshly shampooed hair that is damp. Do not use conditioner prior to paste application. Once the paste has been applied, the hair should have been covered with the shower cap included in the package and then rinsed out 1.5 to 3 hours after application with water only.The only way the paste could have dried is if you did not not apply the shower cap to keep the paste moist