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Reddit mentions of TRESemmé Botanique Conditioner Nourish & Replenish Coconut & Aloe Vera Paraben-free, Dye-free, Silicone-free 22 oz

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TRESemmé Botanique Conditioner Nourish & Replenish Coconut & Aloe Vera Paraben-free, Dye-free, Silicone-free 22 oz
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    Features:
  • CONDITIONER FOR DRY HAIR: TRESemmé Botanique Nourish and Replenish conditioner for dry hair, blended with natural ingredients, smooths and silkens hair for salon-quality results
  • MOISTURIZING CONDITIONER: this nourishing and moisturizing conditioner formula contains a botanical blend of coconut milk, known to quench dry hair, and aloe vera
  • HAIR CARE FOR SMOOTHNESS: this hair conditioner for dry hair provides smoothness and frizz control to attain beautifully soft hair and leave tresses feeling moisturized
  • COCONUT CONDITIONER: this hydrating conditioner contains waterlily and a hint of plum to add freshness to its indulgent fragrance, delivering notes of fig milk and precious sandalwood
  • HAIR CONDITIONER WITH FREE FROMS: Paraben-free conditioner, Silicone free conditioner, Dye-free conditioner
  • BOTANIQUE HAIR CARE: TRESemme Botanique Collection delivers eye-turning hair, coupling professional quality formulas free from harsh chemicals with botanical blends to bring out your hair beauty
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Height8.976377953 Inches
Length2.362204724 Inches
Number of items1
Size22 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
Weight1.38 Pounds
Width3.385826772 Inches

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Found 1 comment on TRESemmé Botanique Conditioner Nourish & Replenish Coconut & Aloe Vera Paraben-free, Dye-free, Silicone-free 22 oz:

u/bri_like_the_chz · 15 pointsr/curlyhair

My hair looked just like this when I was a kid, I feel this picture in my very bones. Her hair looks pretty similar to mine, so based on my experience:

  1. The first thing I would recommend is an Olaplex no. 3 treatment. It’s pricey, but you can get it on Amazon, and it’s so worth it. It repairs curl patterns in hair that’s been damaged. Have her wash her hair and while it’s sopping wet, add a literal handful of conditioner. Starting at the ends of her hair, use a wet brush to detangle. It might take a really long time, and handfuls of hair will probably come out. That’s normal. Once her hair is brushed through and detangled, rinse out all of the conditioner. Turn off the water. Brush gobs of olaplex from root to ends, and leave it in for at least ten minutes. It looks like she might want to leave it in for 30-45 minutes.

  2. Rinse out all of the olaplex. Apply another handful of conditioner, brush it through, rinse it about half way out. While in the shower, she should flip her head over and gently scrunch the water out.

  3. LA Looks Extreme Sports Gel is bright blue and you can usually find it at Walmart for super cheap, but I linked it to Amazon below because you can buy in bulk. Flip hair over, scrunch in golf ball sized amount of gel. Repeat. It will seem like an outrageous amount of gel. Use more.

  4. Using a microfiber towel or turbi-twist, or an old T-shirt, plop her hair up for about twenty minutes. The key here is not to stretch her hair out into the twisty part of the towel. You want the hair stay as close to her scalp as possible. Basically lay out the towel and flip head over, slowly lowering the curls onto it so that they coil close to the root.

  5. After about 20 minutes, remove towel, and let her hair air dry the rest of the way. It will be really tempting, but try not to touch it at all. When her whole head is dry and crunchy from the gel, flip hair upside down and gently scrunch-out-the-crunch. Done. Leave it for a few days.

    Hope this helps!

    conditioner

    hair gel, 3 pack

    olaplex

    Edit: to be clear, olaplex is a one time treatment. Do it once. The rest of it is do all of the time stuff.