Silicon free conditioner

[HousewifeNumber10]

Recommendations please. Everything - from Olaplex to Kerastase appears to have it in!

Faith in nature. Sold in boots, Holland and Barrett, Amazon

www.faithinnature.co.uk/departments/natural-conditioner.aspx?deptid=CD

If you want to check use Curlsbot.com just cut and paste the ingredients list (eg from Tesco's online etc and put into it. It will tell you if gave them without having to peer any teeny writing on the bottle.

Agree with the Faith in Nature response too ..love them

Alberto balsam. Cheap and pretty good.

Shea moisture, cantu, faith in nature, tresemme botanique, only curls, as I am.

Centred is lovely, smells gorgeous

www.cultbeauty.co.uk/centred-daily-calma-conditioner.html?ef_id=CjwKCAiAyc2BBhAaEiwA44-wW6iNJkV3U7MeWKm-WlBD7vQE_oC4u_TIG7WtliFJ0JOBYAGmK8gaohoCfiIQAvD_BwE:G:s&campaignid=185539831&adgroupid=109991215839&network=g&device=m&keyword=centred%20hair&placement=&creative=471159138888&gclid=CjwKCAiAyc2BBhAaEiwA44-wW6iNJkV3U7MeWKm-WlBD7vQE_oC4u_TIG7WtliFJ0JOBYAGmK8gaohoCfiIQAvD_BwE

Wow sorry mega link!

Xhc banana conditioner from Poundland or the almond garnier one.

A lot of the Garnier conditioners are silicon free, including all of these:

www.garnier.co.uk/hair-care/conditioner?filters=hair-masks-and-treatments,ultimate-blends

Does Garnier hair food range have it?
DD does curly girl and rates that highly. I bought her the Shea Moisture set at Christmas and it's good, but not quite as good as hair food (papaya)

@Feedingthebirds1 has answered my question.
That range is excellent.

Maui. I have only tried the purple shea butter one, which is lovely, but I think the whole range is silicone free.

L’Oréal elvive extraordinary clay conditioner is silicone free too.

Garnier hair food.
The banana is lovely, and the papaya also.

Faith in Nature

Noughty shampoos are sulphate and silicone free. There’s a decent range to suit different hair types and is available from Superdrug and Sainsbury’s as well as their own site. Also recommend Maui... I like the pink moisturising one and have long straight hair.

The cantu range is good and reasonably priced, as is garnier hair food. Shea moisture has a lot of fans but I wasn't convinced it was worth the price however it is worth a try.

Sorry ignore my bit about shea moisture i'm not in the UK and didn't realise how expensive it was here compared to there. Its 3x the price of cantu for me but seems similar in price in the UK so definitely worth a try

I am sure Alberto Balsam has silicone in it?

I use two, and they're both v v cheap. One is the 80p own bottle from Wilko (apple and tea tree, or raspberry), the second is the fruity extracts conditioner from Superdrug (usually on offer for £1.50ish). Have tried a lot -curly girl method here - and they're the best for me.

Oh, and the almond crush Garnier one. It's amazing.

Aldi coconut conditioner, no silicones and cheap as chips!

That curlsbot link is so useful! Through it I found, for the first time, a suitable fragrance free range! Unfortunately only available in the USA at over $20 a bottle. Ho hum.

The best compromise I have found so far is the Waitrose Pure range. Silicone-free, but contains the wrong sort of alcohol.

I picked up some Love Beauty and Planet shampoo and conditioner on offer in Sainsbury’s this week which says it’s silicone free- I’ve seen it in Boots and other supermarkets as well.

I think some of the Umberto Giannini range is silicone free as well (definitely some of the curly hair ones)

Body Shop shampoos are free from lots of stuff !