ALMOST FORGOT!codpiece 6 - condtioners - best hair conditioners please

[FluffyMummy123]

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Pink Elvive One, v good for dry, frizzy hair. Also like kerastase oleo relax. Will go and check my cupboards for more....

Have long hair and for performance and convenience I pick Pantene Pro V repair and protect. A large one is from 3-4 quid. Really shiny and also dyou don't have to leave it in; it's on and then straight off - no fannying around waiting and it works.

Have used it for years. Still trying to find 'my' shampoo though

I love Aussie 3 minute miracle best value conditioner. Along with Pantene smooth and Sleek although if I use it for too long it starts leaving a fill in my hair.
www.superdrug.com/invt/113158

and this Tigi one really moisturising and smells delicious. Bit expensive but I buy a big one from Ebay and it lasts ages.
www.salonskincare.co.uk/product_info.php/products_id/360

Also like Kerastase masquintense very nourishing for my thick hair but not as nice a smell.
www.hqhair.com/code/products.asp?PageID=96&SectionID=150&FeaturedProduct=414&pID=1

Oh yeah one more- Fudge dynamite is good as well:

www.salonlines.co.uk/hair-products/fudge-hair-products/fudge-conditioners-and-treatments/

Another vote for Naked Hair from Boots, its cracking stuff.

John Frieda Brilliant Brunette the everyday stuff and the intense conditioner

Oh and LilLap (is that LittleLapin?) Boots now do the little tubes of conditioner (like you get in hair dye) separately - I think it's Nice n' Easy, rather than Feria but it's good stuff (there's also a Boots own option a bit cheaper - 90p as opposed to £1.29, something like that - but it's nowhere near as good).

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Tigi Honey & Oatmeal...it is fab and makes your hair smell divine

I use sunsilk leave in conditioner

here

very good if you're in a hurry as it serves two functions,conditioner and styling stuff.

sorry forgot to add it is £2.19 at boots

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surely this depends on the type of hair you have? eg fine, flat blonde hair like mine is going to need very different conditioning to thick coarse curly hair.

I love Aveda Camomile shampoo & conditioner - have yet to find a cheap alternative that is half as nice.

Another vote for Aussie 3 minute miracle.

Agree with everyone who mentioned Aussie 3-Minute Miracle.

It's great for post-swim hair or just to put a bit of softness and shine back into dull, processed, getting-drier-with-age hair (like mine!) .

Another vote for Pantene conditioners - I have shoulder length, very thick hair and it is the only stuff that means I can actually get a brush through it after washing.

john frieda brilliant brunette makes hair shiny and highlights last longer

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aussie 3 min miracle

tresemme any kind

agree john frieda sheer blonde conditioner is the best i have found- and i am not allergic to it unlike so many others.

am tempted by 2 that got good write-ups in the guardian mag this saturday

Simple intensive conditioning treatment £2.99

and Kerastase chroma reflect (£24...yikes!)
both got 4 stars

will most likely get the Simple one....

in the meantime I use Aussie Miracle moist
smells lovely
it's not bad but my hair's difficult to tame and I need something that doesn't leave it a curly nightmare when it's washed...

what I want to know is how to have nice pricey conditioner but stop DH using it

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