Which one has the most slip when wet?
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The argument I often hear (even here on our posts) is that some things are considered as proteins, while others are not. Protein sensitivity in natural hair can be a serious burden and incredibly annoying. For this post I've done my absolute best to recommend products that aren't considered proteins. Why? Because when you have a protein sensitivity and you use natural hair products that have proteins in them (amino acids, soy, and yes... even coconut) you are actually doing more damage.
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You will feel as though your hair is very dry and stringy no matter how many times you wash, condition, and moisturize. Why? Because the protein you are inadvertently adding to your hair is offsetting the moisture/protein balance. Naturals with protein sensitivity usually have low porosity hair and struggle to keep moisture in their hair in the first place. Then you add in protein and you've got a whole big mess.
When protein sensitive naturals use proteins they are heading down a dangerous path of unmanageable breakage. Take it from me. I never had a protein sensitivity until I started adding unnecessary strong proteins to my hair regimen. Two years later I'm still paying the price and always desperately on the hunt to find products with out proteins that will work for my hair. This can be a bit of a burden, because as mentioned earlier 90% of natural hair products involve coconut in some way shape or form. So not only will this product list try to avoid hidden proteins in your ingredient list, I'll also actively be trying to avoid products with coconut in them as well. (Try is the optimum word)
Alright without further adieu I bring to you the 5 best deep conditioners I could find/ and try that are protein free.
1. Mielle Organics Protein Free Hydrating Conditioner w/ Mongongo Oil
(*Note: This product does contain coconut oil towards the very bottom of the ingredient list. If you have a specific coconut oil sensitivity/ allergy do not use/purchase )
2. Shea Moisture Baobab & Tea Tree Oils Low Porosity Protein Free Conditioner
(*Note: Protein & Coconut Oil Free)
3. Alikay Naturals Avocado Cream Moisture Repairing Hair Mask *(Use code TNT for 15% off all purchases)
(*Note: Coconut oil free, but does contain minimal traces of wheat germ oil which may be considered to be a protein)
4. Shea Moisture Raw Shea Butter Deep Treatment Masque
(*Note: Coconut oil free)
5. As I Am Hydration Elation Intensive Conditioner
(*Note: Contains coconut oil towards the very beginning of ingredient list. If you have a coconut oil allergy or sensitivity do not purchase)
6. Obia Naturals Babassu Deep Conditioner
(*Note: protein and &coconut oil free)
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Which one has the most slip when wet?
Tied between the Shea Moisture Low Porosity Conditioner and the Mielle Organics Mongongo Deep Conditioner. One does have coconut oil in it while the other does not! Just a heads up!
Your website saved me a lot of time and research! Thanks!
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