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can ANY gel dry out your hair...?
no matter what the ingredients are? my hair does get dried out with proteins and alcohol denat. but i now have a gel that is entirely cone free, protein free and alcohol free. (two types of gel in fact) and i find my hair does still feel dry even though it's well conditioned with a leave-in underneath. so is gel inherently drying?
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My hair feels dry when the gel is on it sometimes but if I conditioner and don't put gel in my hair feels fine.
Now coloring dried out my hair. I used to be red, I had to fight to keep my hair from getting too dry with the color in there. |
Gel makes my hair feel dry too. It's not really dried out, but it just feels that way. Gel isn't really moisturizing by itself. Maybe a cream styler instead of or with gel?
This is my first winter without cones so I'm still figuring out what I can & can't do. For the last week, I'm putting Boots under my gel & it feels much softer. Boots by itself didn't control frizz though. |
Gels with PVP, dry my hair out as well as the other ingredients that have been mentioned.
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Same here. I did find that wearing a leave-in underneath helps but I am going to try to stop using gel so much. Or at least the ones with hard hold. I just started using ORS Lock and Twist gel- haven't decided if I'll stick to it, I've only used it once. That gel doesn't even seem like gel and the ingredients are minimal and seem moisturizing. I don't wear my hair in locks or twists; I just apply and "style as usual." My hair didn't feel dry and hard. I also wore it over Suave coconut conditioner (as a leave-in). I'll report back later for a review. I'd like to use it a few more times. |
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