I have a scalp issue and I love cowashes. The oyin is my favorite and it doesn't make my condition any worse. Infact, when I was using shampoos, they were drying out my hair and scalp and making the condition worse. When I started using cowashes, it cleaned but didn't leave my hair completely dry so it itched less. I do still make sure to clarify once a month
Yea I have seborrheic dermatitis and my skin would be horrible with most shampoos and conditioners. I use Nizoral once a week and cowash in between and my skin can handle it.
The Camille Rose Neroli Blossom Cleansing Milk is another good one. It has C14-16 Alpha Olefin Sulfonate as a surfactant. Sadly the other two co-washes in that line, the Rose and Orchid Cleansing Milks, are just regular conditioners labeled as co-washes.
Finally! Someone who gets it that a cowash needs a cleansing agent to clean hair. I agree with all your suggestions. To add try the Ouidad Curl Immersion Coconut Cleansing Cream Conditioner-No Lather and Curlsmith Curl Quenching Conditioning Wash
Aveda Be Curly cowash has cleansing ingredients. You are right though actual cleansing conditioners are hard to find. This is one category where you gotta double check the ingredients list before buying.
One of the things that I love about your channel is that you know the ingredients in different products and I would love for you to continue do that in your videos with some of the affordable hair care products and to explain the different oils that are great for growth, moisture, and shine because I have been Natural for 6 years and I have 2 texture types I am 3c on the top and 4a or b in the back and I have high porosity hair and I have a hard time retaining moisture. I look forward to your next video😁❤✌
I love Honeys handmade made Cherry almond Cowash cleansing conditioner. It had castille soap as a cleanser. It really cleans my hair without drying it out
The daily fix is bomb! The Soultanicals rice butta shampoo is a decent one as well. It’s more cleansing than daily fix but not as harsh as ginger mint. Eden coconut cowash is nice, but it doesn’t have detergents in it.
If you live in the DMV, Oyin Handmade is sold at participating Whole Foods as well as their flagship location in Baltimore. Their website store locator also shows they are sold at Rite Aid, CVS and/or other places in many different states.
My scalp love Oyin's cleansing co-wash much more than majority of the shampoo's I've tried. It has helped my dandruff issues so I can make it 7-10 days before I have to wash my hair again. That stuff is amazing!!!!
I'm a fan of the Doux cowash. That stuff smells so good, is VERY conditioning and my scalp does feel clean after. I'd love to try Oyin - they make amazing products. Thank you for noting that not all cowashes contain actual cleaning agents. Marketing departments have sold the natural hair community some invalid truths about their products to better assist in separating us from our dollars. Great video!
I enjoy both the Oyin and The Doux Co-washes. The Doux really caught me by surprise! It gave me a luscious lather and felt like I had shampooed and deep conditioned my hair upon rinsing it. It really is "Wash-Day In a Jar!". Talk about bang for your buck. I've also enjoyed Uncle Funky's Daughter Bye Bye Build-Up (Cleansing Ingredient: Rhassoul Clay)! It left my hair very clean and very hydrated. 💜
The As I Am coconut cowash does not have any cleansing agents. It's very popular because it smells great and detangles well, but it doesn't do squat to cleanse hair. Look for ingredients like olefin sulfonate and cocamidopropyl betaine. Those are surfactants.
I also like CRN Creme Restore co-wash. I have tried both Oyin and Curl Junkie co-washed and like them both. I am not a big co-wash person and only use them if I need to wash before my regular wash day. I believe in a good shampooing for cleaning scalp and hair.
Love the ginger mint co wash... I just got my liter I checked daily multiple times until it was in stock 😊 I also love the daily fix....these are my two cleansers for my hair & a sulfate shampoo every 4-6 weeks 👍🏽
I tried your recommendation (Oyin Ginger Mint Co-Wash) and yeeessss, I fell in love with it and the tingling on the scalp is everything! Sometimes I sneak in another wash prior to my weekly wash day just so I can use it!
Thanks for the info. I do like cowashes. as I am and eden. However I still cleanse thoroughly with shampoo twice then follow up with cowash. Will keep there’s recommendations in mind
I will definitely check out the main two you listed!!! But the only one that I have found so far in my 6 natural years is from a small black owned company Tangles & Beyond. Her Rhassoul -Dote is a cleansing conditioner. It’s amazing!! She only has her online store open on the weekends if you check her out.
I co-wash my two-foot beard with Eden Bodyworks' Cleansing Co-wash coconut shea because lauric acid kills germs while reducing hygral fatigue. It's the best feeling in the beard and afterward. However, does it have any surfactant ingredients? I love that you stress the need to use ingredients to clean our hair with. What are your thoughts?
I have to stop watching you. Every time you recommend something, dang it, I buy it. This is not the time to spend up all my money. Like you, I’m a saver and I, so far, have about 6 months of savings stored away, but dang woman... stay out of my back pocket. PS and BTW, I ordered your foot file yesterday, so turn about is fair play, so now you have to buy the fragrance I suggested😂😂😂😂
I was actually deciding to add co-washing to my regimen and the products I was expecting to see did not make the list. So I guess cowashing is cancelled lol
Ahhhh you never disappoint. I’m gonna run home to my myDNA cowash and make sure that it has Cleansing agents, I just used it last weekend lol. I just purged my hair product collection, so there are things (like that Oyin ginger mint) that I’m gonna put on a wishlist for when they run out. But tis true, a lot of cowashes don’t cleanse the hair well. is there such thing as a clarifying cowash? 😂
I found out the hard way already about cowashing with regular conditioner with no cleansing agent. Wish I was watching your videos when I was doing this but that's the past. I'll probably start co washing down the line and when I do, I'll be going to with Oyin as I love what I've tried so far.
what do you do to the hair after you cowash? do you follow up with a deep condition/condition, or do you just rinse it out and style as usual? I ask this because I know that shampoo raises the cuticle and a conditioner conditions the hair and seals the cuticles, and that a deep conditioner penetrates and seals the cuticle, but not really sure how that whole process works when you use a cowash.
Oyin....YES YES YES 😍!!! Thanks to you, and I have not turned back,;I have tried other and failed or did not live up to the hype. I tried the Camille Rose cleansing milk for elongation, not impressed. I will stick with Oyin. Luv the shampoo too! Luv your channel great wealth of information. P.S. still wonder why have against the rattlesnake plant though😂
I'm currently using the Camille Rose Neroli cleansing milk because that was the only natural cowash I could find on the ground that actually had any cleansing agents in it. If the Oyin is better maybe I should try that one. I just didn't want to but one product online from a brand when I already have a brand I purchase most of my staples from.
@@jjayjae_ That was the one I was using and when I bought it, it was running, but looking at a few video reviews of it, it seemed thicker. I purchased it from Target and it was very runny and not thick at all was yours??. In any case, I did not see any real elongation. I understand sticking to one working brand. These products can get expensive.
We need this message repeated over and over again. The community needs to reject the curly girl method. Most of us aren’t using water soluble products only so that advice doesn’t work.
I have a scalp issue and I love cowashes. The oyin is my favorite and it doesn't make my condition any worse. Infact, when I was using shampoos, they were drying out my hair and scalp and making the condition worse. When I started using cowashes, it cleaned but didn't leave my hair completely dry so it itched less. I do still make sure to clarify once a month
Yea I have seborrheic dermatitis and my skin would be horrible with most shampoos and conditioners. I use Nizoral once a week and cowash in between and my skin can handle it.
The Camille Rose Neroli Blossom Cleansing Milk is another good one. It has C14-16 Alpha Olefin Sulfonate as a surfactant. Sadly the other two co-washes in that line, the Rose and Orchid Cleansing Milks, are just regular conditioners labeled as co-washes.
Finally! Someone who gets it that a cowash needs a cleansing agent to clean hair. I agree with all your suggestions. To add try the Ouidad Curl Immersion Coconut Cleansing Cream Conditioner-No Lather and Curlsmith Curl Quenching Conditioning Wash
Aveda Be Curly cowash has cleansing ingredients. You are right though actual cleansing conditioners are hard to find. This is one category where you gotta double check the ingredients list before buying.
One of the things that I love about your channel is that you know the ingredients in different products and I would love for you to continue do that in your videos with some of the affordable hair care products and to explain the different oils that are great for growth, moisture, and shine because I have been Natural for 6 years and I have 2 texture types I am 3c on the top and 4a or b in the back and I have high porosity hair and I have a hard time retaining moisture. I look forward to your next video😁❤✌
I love Honeys handmade made Cherry almond Cowash cleansing conditioner. It had castille soap as a cleanser. It really cleans my hair without drying it out
I don't understand why cleansers have silicone? Aren't cleansers supposed to get rid of silicone? Help it make sense.
The daily fix is bomb!
The Soultanicals rice butta shampoo is a decent one as well. It’s more cleansing than daily fix but not as harsh as ginger mint.
Eden coconut cowash is nice, but it doesn’t have detergents in it.
If you live in the DMV, Oyin Handmade is sold at participating Whole Foods as well as their flagship location in Baltimore. Their website store locator also shows they are sold at Rite Aid, CVS and/or other places in many different states.
My scalp love Oyin's cleansing co-wash much more than majority of the shampoo's I've tried. It has helped my dandruff issues so I can make it 7-10 days before I have to wash my hair again. That stuff is amazing!!!!
Love your closing words: Find a bite of joy.
Haven’t tried the 1st, but the other two are staples for me! Agree that this would have to be a short list of actual cleansing is the goal.
As I Am Coconut Cleansing Cowash. Amazing product! I use it between shampoos.
I'm a fan of the Doux cowash. That stuff smells so good, is VERY conditioning and my scalp does feel clean after. I'd love to try Oyin - they make amazing products. Thank you for noting that not all cowashes contain actual cleaning agents. Marketing departments have sold the natural hair community some invalid truths about their products to better assist in separating us from our dollars. Great video!
It feels like I'm the only person who will take a cowash (No surfactants) add a blob (1/5) of cleanser and wash my hair.
That's a good idea
I enjoy both the Oyin and The Doux Co-washes. The Doux really caught me by surprise! It gave me a luscious lather and felt like I had shampooed and deep conditioned my hair upon rinsing it. It really is "Wash-Day In a Jar!". Talk about bang for your buck. I've also enjoyed Uncle Funky's Daughter Bye Bye Build-Up (Cleansing Ingredient: Rhassoul Clay)! It left my hair very clean and very hydrated. 💜
The As I Am coconut cowash does not have any cleansing agents. It's very popular because it smells great and detangles well, but it doesn't do squat to cleanse hair. Look for ingredients like olefin sulfonate and cocamidopropyl betaine. Those are surfactants.
Omg i was wondering as well like wtf 😒
I also like CRN Creme Restore co-wash. I have tried both Oyin and Curl Junkie co-washed and like them both. I am not a big co-wash person and only use them if I need to wash before my regular wash day. I believe in a good shampooing for cleaning scalp and hair.
Love the ginger mint co wash... I just got my liter I checked daily multiple times until it was in stock 😊 I also love the daily fix....these are my two cleansers for my hair & a sulfate shampoo every 4-6 weeks 👍🏽
The Camille Rose cleansing milks work great on my hair
I tried your recommendation (Oyin Ginger Mint Co-Wash) and yeeessss, I fell in love with it and the tingling on the scalp is everything! Sometimes I sneak in another wash prior to my weekly wash day just so I can use it!
❤️❤️ I live for Oyin
You have a beautiful mind and spirit, so much positive energy from you aura...keep on shining queen.
Are there cleansing ingredients in the As I Am? Its so popular...
Not that I know of
@@ALove4Me Interesting, thanks for all this info...didn't realise these companies were trying to scam me!
Absolutely not! I recently stopped using it. Great slip but my hair was never clean after.
Thanks for the info. I do like cowashes. as I am and eden. However I still cleanse thoroughly with shampoo twice then follow up with cowash. Will keep there’s recommendations in mind
Loved this video!!! Thank you so much for dropping these gems!!
I will definitely check out the main two you listed!!! But the only one that I have found so far in my 6 natural years is from a small black owned company Tangles & Beyond. Her Rhassoul -Dote is a cleansing conditioner. It’s amazing!! She only has her online store open on the weekends if you check her out.
I co-wash my two-foot beard with Eden Bodyworks' Cleansing Co-wash coconut shea because lauric acid kills germs while reducing hygral fatigue. It's the best feeling in the beard and afterward. However, does it have any surfactant ingredients? I love that you stress the need to use ingredients to clean our hair with. What are your thoughts?
I haven’t used it before so I can’t be sure
I have to stop watching you. Every time you recommend something, dang it, I buy it. This is not the time to spend up all my money. Like you, I’m a saver and I, so far, have about 6 months of savings stored away, but dang woman... stay out of my back pocket. PS and BTW, I ordered your foot file yesterday, so turn about is fair play, so now you have to buy the fragrance I suggested😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
A Love 4 Me and the foot file arrived and I’m shooketh.
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I was actually deciding to add co-washing to my regimen and the products I was expecting to see did not make the list. So I guess cowashing is cancelled lol
This video posted right on time...was in the beauty supply store and grabbed Oyin. 😅😅😅
Thanks to you I love the ginger mint co-wash. I can't wait for the liter to be available again. I just finished my bottle 😭.
Another cleansing co-wash I like is from Strands of Faith. I really enjoyed it as well as my husband and son. It's perfect for their short hair.
Great info!!! thank you!!!
Loved the video!!😊❤
Ahhhh you never disappoint. I’m gonna run home to my myDNA cowash and make sure that it has Cleansing agents, I just used it last weekend lol. I just purged my hair product collection, so there are things (like that Oyin ginger mint) that I’m gonna put on a wishlist for when they run out.
But tis true, a lot of cowashes don’t cleanse the hair well. is there such thing as a clarifying cowash? 😂
..... so mine has NO cleansing agents and that’s why my hair been looking rugged all week 🙄 wow
I think the liters are back for Oyin. I just ordered a liter of the Hair Dew on the 8th :)
Thanks!!!
I found out the hard way already about cowashing with regular conditioner with no cleansing agent. Wish I was watching your videos when I was doing this but that's the past. I'll probably start co washing down the line and when I do, I'll be going to with Oyin as I love what I've tried so far.
I don’t really know much about ingredients. What cleaning ingredients should we look for in a co-wash?
what do you do to the hair after you cowash? do you follow up with a deep condition/condition, or do you just rinse it out and style as usual? I ask this because I know that shampoo raises the cuticle and a conditioner conditions the hair and seals the cuticles, and that a deep conditioner penetrates and seals the cuticle, but not really sure how that whole process works when you use a cowash.
Both, depends on the time I have
Your hair looks like mine 🥰
Oyin....YES YES YES 😍!!!
Thanks to you, and I have not turned back,;I have tried other and failed or did not live up to the hype. I tried the Camille Rose cleansing milk for elongation, not impressed. I will stick with Oyin. Luv the shampoo too! Luv your channel great wealth of information.
P.S. still wonder why have against the rattlesnake plant though😂
I'm currently using the Camille Rose Neroli cleansing milk because that was the only natural cowash I could find on the ground that actually had any cleansing agents in it. If the Oyin is better maybe I should try that one. I just didn't want to but one product online from a brand when I already have a brand I purchase most of my staples from.
@@jjayjae_ That was the one I was using and when I bought it, it was running, but looking at a few video reviews of it, it seemed thicker. I purchased it from Target and it was very runny and not thick at all was yours??. In any case, I did not see any real elongation.
I understand sticking to one working brand. These products can get expensive.
😂😂😂😂
Dorothy Turner Mine was runny. Maybe the formula changed when they started selling it in Target?
@@jjayjae_ Maybe so.
What about as I am
Nah
I bought curls smith and it was so bad no slip to detangle had to get my money back smh
We need this message repeated over and over again. The community needs to reject the curly girl method. Most of us aren’t using water soluble products only so that advice doesn’t work.
What about best shampoos?
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A Love 4 Me thanks!