Curly girl conditioners? Bodyshop out of stock again!

[JenniMoo]

I've been using the Bodyshop rainforest moisturising conditioner on DD and was fairly happy with it (at 40% off...) but it always seems out of stock online when I go to buy it. I tried a different conditioner last time (the shine one I think) but it's not as good.
Any (fairly cheap, I have to use loads..) alternatives I can get fairly easily? Needs to be curly girl friendly so no silicones etc.

[MrsPeacockDidIt]

I was recommended to use products for mixed race hair which are available in those hair products shops you see on the smaller high streets (the one with wigs, weaves etc). I'm in SE London so have 2 in our high street. They have loads of ranges for adults and kids and most of them seem to be curly girl method friendly. We use curly kids range which is sulphate and Pariban free.

[JenniMoo]

I'll look out for that type of shop, but I'm not sure if there are any close.
I was really hoping someone could suggest one I can just get with my tesco delivery. I think I'll have to go through the long list of suitable ones and compare to the supermarket stock...

[Bexicles]

The naked range, Boots stock them.

[Lottapianos]

I use Tresemme Naturals conditioner - I use it as a leave in. Or Boots Curl creme (the pink one, costs about a quid).

[Lottapianos]

Oh and the Tresemme stuff is on offer at Superdrug right now - you will get a massive bottle for about 3

[JenniMoo]

And tesco too :) I've put a bottle on my next grocery shop, thank you.

[Madaboutthrows]

Is there a body shop outlet nearby?

[Fallulah]

Umberto Gianni (?), the pink one, three for two in Boots at the moment. I agree Boots Naturals is v good too but I have to use a lot of it.

[SoftKittyWarmKitty]

What about this?

[JenniMoo]

That looks good, soft kitty. Might give that a try too.