that new TRESemme reversed conditioner/shampoo...

[CwtchyQ]

Anyone tried it? Is it just marketing bullshit?

I saw a thread on here yonks ago about conditioning first for volume, it seems it's becoming a proper marketable 'thing'. So tempted to try it to see if it saves my lank mop...

Wouldn't the shampoo wash the conditioner and its conditioning properties out?
Whenever I accidentally shampoo after conditioning I have to condition again as my head goes all squeaky and not conditioned

Is this really a thing? I saw it in the daily fail last year & had convinced myself it was an April fool... have I been missing out on gawjus hair all this time?!?

I'm tempted to give this a go!

You can do it with any conditioner it's to help prevent ' hygral fatigue' and is highly recommended for afro hair.
www.nenonatural.com/hair-blog/what-is-hygral-fatigue-in-natural-hair

I have afro hair and do it religiously it makes all the difference.

Well I have done it with my usual shampoo and conditioner, and my hair does seem to have more volume. Interesting link lets!

Ooh interesting Cwtchy, do come back and tell us how it is after you've done it again...

I tried it after reading about it on the web last year, and I now have some of the new Tresemme stuff. I definitely do find my (fine, lank) hair has more volume using conditioner first.

I've been doing condition, wash, condition for years to stop my dry hair frizzing. Didnt know it was a thing and im glad I now know there's science behind it.

Just an update - done it for two washes now and I love the way my hair is. Have just used my normal shampoo and conditioner. My hair feels so much better and definitely has more volume. I am sold!

Just to make sure I get this correct...is this right...?

1. You apply conditioner to the hair before it is wet

1. You then wet the hair and shampoo as usual

1. You condition again

Stumbly, I wet my hair then condition, wash it off then shampoo and rinse. I don't condition at the end because that weighs my fine hair down.

Thanks. Will definitely try this later and if I end up going to see Sarah Millican tonight with lank hair I'll blame you lot

But, what if your hair is dry/damaged, I always thought conditioner closed the cuticles on your hair shaft, thus resulting in shiny, undamaged like hair. Leaving the shampoo to last would raise the cuticles open, making hair look frizzy & dry no?

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You can do it with any conditioner/shampoo.

There's a long hair community forum that is full of women who grow their hair down to the floor or longer. One woman had to sit on the branch of a tree to let her hair down- a real life Rapunzel. Then she cut it off to sell so she could pay for an operation for her dog- like real life Little Women.

Anyway, it's full of total gold on haircare tips. I read there to condition the hair longer than 2", then wash with shampoo, then condition again. Idea is that the conditioner protects the older parts of your hair from getting dried out by the shampoo, but not conditioning the roots means the volume is better and you can stretch the time between washes as it doesn't go lank quickly.

Condition has really improved since I started doing that. Hair is smoother and has less frizz/kink (so I don't need to blow dry it straight anymore so that's good for the condition too) and I don't get the frazzly ends now.

So, to be clear, do I:

1. condition my hair from 2 inches below the root
2. shampoo
3. condition from 2 inches below the root again

Is that right pitpat? I will check that website out too

Yup. (Start with wet hair btw)

I tried doing the second condition all over one time and it was flat and the roots went greasy v quickly.

It's amazing the lengths some of those women go to and get too.

That link is fantastic! Hours will be wasted going through that forum now! Thanks pitpat

It's a 'thing'?! I've done deepcondition-shampoo-condition on my Irish/Jamaican hair for donkeys years.

I've just started using a Body Shop coconut oil on my hair while dry, leaving it for 5 mins before normal shampoo / conditioner in the shower. It is definitely much, much softer and shinier.

Just wanted to come back and say I'm fully converted after 4 washes - my hair feels great. I'm also using a litttttle extra virgin olive oil on my lengths, an idea taken from the link pitpat posted. Thank you!