Jessicurl Aloeba Daily Conditioner - Citrus Lavender - 32 oz

TLDR: Jessicurl is fabulous & you can go to their website to request free samples. Aloeba is for fine, Too Shea for medium, and Deep Conditioning is for thick strands.…My fine hair turned into cotton candy after menopause. I used Jessicurl Deep Conditioning for a while but my hair would go from puffy to overconditioned and I couldn’t find middle ground. Aloeba solves this.I recommend: use a small amount in shower, let it soak in for several minutes, rinse lightly with warm water and again with cooler water before you exit. After shower, use a small spray bottle and mix 1/4 Aloeba and 3/4 water together. Spray your hair lightly and comb through with a Pik (no hairbrush). Then if possible, don’t dry your hair. Soaking wet hair curls nicely- don’t touch anything but your roots til hair is dry. If you must blowdry, use a diffuser held far away, while crimping your curls with your hands.All this I learned after doing it the wrong way for decades. I got a shorter haircut now too and look 10 years younger.Also, read the labels! Almost ALL conditioners use the same basic ingredients, including many labeled “natural” - they all have behentrimonium chloride etc. Jessicurl, on the other hand, is almost entirely natural ingredients.

This conditioner works better for my hair since it's lighter weight for my curls. I used to use the heavier one but it made my hair have slight slight build up. It smells good too. This one does not make my hair oily.

Its pretty good. I have super thick and curly hair and has to use a lot of product in order to get it through my hair. So I went thru the bottle pretty quickly. Went back to using DevaCurl.