1. Vo5 Conditioners- around $1The conditioners are fantastic for co-washing. Cheap and easy to find at most drugstores and small convenience shops. Plus, for $1, they are the perfect staple for your hair product arsenal.
2. Nexxus – price varies
Looking for salon quality products at a convenient location? Nexxus Therappe and Humectress are always great finds. They are available at most drugstores and provide an extra boost of moisture to dry strands.
3. Organic Root Stimulator - price varies
Is your hair feeling a bit weak? Organic Root Stimulator has a full line of products that add strength to the hair. A few of my favorites are ORS mayo as a deep conditioner (add an egg for an extra boost of protein), ORS olive oil (in the jar, not the bottle) for moisture and ORS carrot oil for weak ends.
4. Queen Helene cholesterol conditioners – around $2 for 15 oz.
Add a tablespoon of oil to these conditioners for the perfect deep treatment.
5. Lottabody - around $3 for 8 oz.
A staple setting lotion for wraps and sets. Dilute with water and add a tablespoon of sweet almond oil for soft, supple curls.
6. Ellen Lavar – around $7 to $8 each
New to the drugstore scene, Ellen Lavar (a sista-preneur) has a full line of products for healthy hair.
7. Hot Six Oil - $5 for 8 oz.
Forget paying $20 for an expensive oil blend. This product is chock full of oils like, jojoba, olive and coconut, and it won't break your pockets.
8. Biosilk Serums- around $11 for 2.5 oz.
A great light serum/gloss for soft, silky hair.
9. Neutrogena Triple Moisture – around $6 each
The Cream Lather and Daily Deep Conditioner will make your hair super silky and soft.
10. Organix – around $7 each
A new line of products with organic active ingredients with no sulfates. It comes in great scents like Shea butter, Coconut and Vanilla Silk.
Hope this helps! As always you can find more tips and techniques at www.healthytextures.com or on our social network of relaxed, texlaxed and natural women (over 3900 to date) at www.healthytextures.ning.com.


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By: Natural chic on 8/24/2008 10:18AM
I really like Cantu products with shea butter that can be found at walmart. Sally's has a lot of good products, not just in the "ethnic isle". They have a lot of the generics of nexxus, matrix,Paul Mitchell,joico ,etc, for no more than 5 bucks each.
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By: Monica on 8/26/2008 1:25PM
Many people dont realize that topical products simply dont grow hair. They help to manage the hair once its outside the scalp, but that is it. Beautiful hair starts with making sure your body gets all the vitamins and minerals that it needs. I personally use True Growth Vitamins. They can be purchased at www.truegrowthvitamins.com or by calling 1-866-427-4271. My hair has grown more than ever by just taking vitamins!!!!
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By: anne on 9/10/2008 1:55AM
Among all the products you introduced I like the the theses Organic Root Stimulator and Organix both these products are made by the herbal or natural substance and very effective for hair care. And It is experienced that the products made by the herbal substance are suitable for hair care problem. And many hair orgs like http://hairlosscounter.com/ also suggest herbal remedies for the hair loss treatments.
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By: Nicki on 9/10/2008 8:16PM
Hello, What is your feedback on flat irons on our hair? My hair type is naturally curly, but with a wash and set, then blown with a hot aired dryer and brush, i can get bone straight results. The only thing, it's very time consuming and causes scalp injuries. I can touch up my hair with a flat iron, but its all about finding a good one for our hair. I am interested in a wet to dry iron, but cannot trust just any kind. Can someone recommend something that is durable and have dramatic results in minutes and not hours. Also, what is your thoughts about Keratin Complex Therapy Treatment used to straighten hair?
Thanks everyone for reading and advising
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By: gene watterson on 9/15/2008 3:33AM
I am 28 years old i have been shedding hair like crazy over the past two year...... i am not sure why this is happening.i got my blood tests. i just want to know i have started searching in internet for hair regrowth products than i found on the is
i have seen many good comments for this product,and when i use the herbal hair shampoo now my hair is very good thanks to herbal hair shampoo..
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