It’s a deep conditioning party and there’s no such thing as having too many deep conditioners! Let no one tell you that, you don’t need such negativity in your life! As I keep searching for the best deep conditioners on the market, I will keep bringing you guys updates on the latest and best products out there for us. In today’s post, I will update the previous Best Deep Conditioners list with my new Top 5 Natural Hair Deep Conditioners!
Why Deep Condition?
It’s simple. You need to replace the moisture in your hair, rebuild and repair your fro. Natural hair tends to be drier in the winter (which is why we love protective styling) and deep conditioning offers far more and longer lasting benefits than conditioning alone! Plus you need a deep conditioner that will make you go like this
Top 5 Natural Hair Conditioners
These are my new fav 5 deep conditioners suitable for natural hair. Between these bad boys they repair, soften and rebuild your hair. Plus they have some amazing slip to help you detangle with ease!
Andre Walker TKO Ultimate Moisture Conditioner
ORS Curls Unleashed Intensive Hair Conditioner
Vatika Naturals Wild Cactus Hair Mask
Aunt Jackie’s In Control Anti Poof Moisturising and Softening Conditioner
Elasta QP DPR11 Deep Penetrating Re moisturising Conditioner
Let me know if you will be trying these out! Check out my previous posts for more product recommendations if you have already picked these up and looking to try something new!
Leave-In conditioners recommendations
If you are struggling to stick to a natural hair routine or want some inspiration on how to get one going, see my Winter Natural Hair Routine to help you out.
Are you Protective Styling this season? See how to do it right in the Protective Styling & Winter Hair Care post. Protective styling is great but without proper care it can all go horribly wrong.
A girl can relax now, knowing that everyone’s natural hair will be soft as soft can be lol. I’m off to work on some more posts with some new and exciting products.
Catch you soon
Xoxo
sarah fynn 