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Uploaded by on Nov 23, 2008

STEP 2 conditioner washing-first part, roots with suave naturals

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  • She says that it's conditioner.

  • Actually, the idea is that she's cleansing her scalp with the conditioner, so she has to put it on her scalp. It's called the Curly Girl method, Curly Girl being the title of a book by Lorraine Massey.

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  • Pretty video .

  • I always co wash with suave natural but i'm switching to ganier fructis body boast because the conditioner is thicker,clump curls,and makes her shiney.

  • She is co washing or conditioner washing her hair. It is great for naturally curly hair. It helps to clean the hair without stripping moisture like what shampoo would do. Curly hair tends to be dryer than straight hair so this helps to keep the moisture. Cheap conditioners like V05, white rain, and suave are the best conditioners for co-washing. I do this method all the time on my naturally curly hair.

  • btw, suave natural is anything but natural...the ingredients will SHOCK you! go with burt's bees or yes to tomatoes!

  • u shud nt apply conditioner on ur scalp , u jst ned to flip ur hair forwrd nd thn apply it only on the hair , gud vdo ne way :-)

  • is that a shampoo?

    that is a lot of shmpoo you know :P

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