1. Follow the product directions.
If the instructions say to leave on for 15-20 minutes, then an all night deep condition is not needed and the maximum benefit of the product to be reached.
2.Shampoo first.
Shampoo is made to rid your hair of dirt and oils, in other words it takes away. While conditioners “add on” nutrients to your hair. Although shampoos do not cleanse the inside of your hair shaft, they do or should rinse most things off the outside of your hair shaft. So, if you shampoo after your deep condition, you are rinsing off all of the oils, butters and other ingredients right down the drain.
3. Follow directions for heat usage.
Some deep conditioners work better with heat and some don’t so be sure to read the directions on the package.
4. Damp or dry hair is best.
Hair is like a sponge and can only absorb so much. If you deep condition on soaking wet hair, odds are you won’t get much of the deep conditioner inside the hair strand.
How do you deep condition? What are your DC tips?
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