Coconut conditioner

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Slightly specific request.

I would love some coconut scented conditioner. Any recommendations? Happy to pay more for something fantastic.

do you want a conditioner to put on after shampooing or coconut oil intensive treatment you shampoo out?

A normal conditioner for after shampooing please

Sounds unlikely, but Superdrug do a good one.

Lush - Coolaulin.

wilkinson's do a very cheap one, but quite good one. Smells very coconutty but not overpoweringly so.

yes, try superdrug or boots, they both do one - otherwise i can recommend real coconut oil as an intensive pre-shampoo treatment

thank you for the recommendations lots to go on

I am a bit scared of Lush so will brave it and buy a small bottle from there to try.

Superdrug natural one is lovely - you can get regular or intensive conditioner.

I have used Lush - Coolaulin. and I loved the smell but it didn't actually condition my hair,and my hair isn't even that dry, a lot of money for not much.
Savers do one, but again it doesn't really condition as well as say pantene vo5.

I can't even walk on the same side of the street as Lush without feeling ill, so I haven't tried that one!

Body Shop do a coconut hair styling balm sort of thing - depending what sort of hair you've got might be good as it'll keep the smell lingering for you..

Boots Ingredients do a lovely one that only costs 90p iirc, though the bottle is slightly smaller than average.

I do curly girl (no dimethicone conditioner and use that as a shampoo) and get through bottles of the 99p Inecto Coconut one (you can get it in Savers). It's very moisturising.

The Wilkinson's one is really good.

I second Inecto, the whole family uses it in our house, we get it really cheaply from the discount chemist in town and my hair has never been as healthy/shiny. They sell it online here as well.

Just as an aside, did you know that coconut oil effectively suffocates headlice, so using it on the dcs is a great idea? If there's an outbreak at my ds's school I use the leave in conditioner on them and so far they've been all clear. Link here.

Moosemama, I never knew that about coconut oil and headlice. Thanks for sharing!

You're welcome. It was a bit off topic, but it really does seem to work and there are always so many threads on here asking about treatments, so I thought it was worth mentioning.