Darby

Well, I can't use One C. I tried using it as a DT and it wasn't good. Left my hair oily looking and heavy. Wouldn't curl this morning so I had to re-wash and use my aussie condish.
When I try using One C as a regular condish, it's way too heavy. Leaving my hair weighted down.
Does this mean I won't be able to use the no poo or low poo??
I like the arc angell with SIF - that combo is working and I'd really like to find either a no poo or low poo.
Darby

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PW:curlyhaired

Natural hair color - dark brunette
Fine, thinish hair/3a, 3b

Kurlee

You might be able to use the Low-Poo, but I think the No-Poo could be a problem.

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medusahair

Hmm Low poo is more conditioning for me, No poo just cleans my hair. But let me say with no poo you have to be sure and rinse out all of it. If you don't use warm water it won't rinse out well, at least for me and I got gunky hair. I use it regular now that I know to use warm water and rinse really well.
Funny I used to think OneC was too heavy now it seems almost too light. I'm not sure why that is.Maybe because I use warm water now. I was using pretty chilly water until I got a shower filter. The cooler water closes up my cuticle fine but things didn't seem to rinse out all the way. Or maybe warm water opens my cuticle and lets the conditioner work I'm not sure.

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2c/3a?
Low porosity, medium texture.
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SuZen

I think that Low-Poo might still work for you. Or, you could try one of the Jessicurl shampoos, which are non-sulfate but have a bit more cleansing power.