What is the best deep conditioner for color treated hair?

I have color treated hair myself and I know how big a difference a good quality deep conditioner can make to your hair. I use several different ones, including Aussie, Fructis and Pantene, but as everyone is different, I have done some research on Google to find you some blogs and forums with reviews on a whole range of products, so that you should be able to choose some of the top ones and find at least a few of them in your area. Totalbeauty.Com is a very good site, with lots of reviews on the best 11 deep conditioners, this is a quote from the article; "After switching back to being a redhead for the eighth time, our dry tresses just can't keep up.

There should be a way we can get beautiful and healthy hair, no? For us gals with damaged, over-processed and dry hair (and for all you strawberry blondes out there that were god-intended brunettes), let us introduce you to your new hair savior -- damaged hair meet deep conditioner. We think you two will be very happy together.

Our readers dish on the best of the best that will help yield your most beautiful hair. Try using one of these besties after your regular conditioner once or twice a week. Apply enough of the product to cover all of your hair and put on a shower cap for the last ten minutes of your shower (while you're washing your face or shaving).

Then, let it work its deep conditioning magic. And voila … beautiful hair." Another good one is beautyabout.

Com, again they test 11 products and give you the results. I hope this helps.

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