What is the best hair product

[Azie555]

is Based Bodyworks good? Or is there better hair products what do you guys recommend me to get? Im currently using Nivea Shampoo and Conditioner Btw

 

[MOSSADGLOWIE]

for what
there is no universal best hair product it depends on your porosity and type
based bodyworks shampoo would rape my hair because of the coconut oil in it
for some the coconut oil is beneficial

 

[martixxzxz]

is Based Bodyworks good? Or is there better hair products what do you guys recommend me to get? Im currently using Nivea Shampoo and Conditioner Btw

Based Bodyworks may be a good option if you are looking for natural or clean products and if their shipping works reliably for your location. Still, its effectiveness does not clearly surpass other trusted brands that are more accessible and scientifically backed.


Some of the best options include brands like Briogeo, Mielle Organics, Innersense, and EDEN BodyWorks. This brand is known for its “sex-free” formulas that avoid harsh sulfates, silicones, and parabens, and offers excellent treatments for repairing and caring for the scalp. Mielle Organics uses natural oils and botanical extracts that promote hydration and hair growth. Innersense prefers pure, sustainable formulas that balance the pH and maintain scalp health. EDEN BodyWorks is another well-known American brand with nourishing lines like Coconut Shea and Peppermint Tea Tree, suitable for a variety of hair types.

Remember: Good conditioners include moisturizing agents such as glycerin, plant oils like argan or jojoba, and butters like shea. Maintaining a slightly acidic pH (around 4.5 to 5.5) helps keep the cuticle sealed, reduces frizz, and maintains scalp health. A balance between moisture and protein is essential, since too much protein can make hair stiff and too much moisture can make it limp. Limiting irritants such as artificial fragrances and alcohols can also help if you have a sensitive scalp.

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[iraqi]

Based Bodyworks may be a good option if you are looking for natural or clean products and if their shipping works reliably for your location. Still, its effectiveness does not clearly surpass other trusted brands that are more accessible and scientifically backed.


Some of the best options include brands like Briogeo, Mielle Organics, Innersense, and EDEN BodyWorks. This brand is known for its “sex-free” formulas that avoid harsh sulfates, silicones, and parabens, and offers excellent treatments for repairing and caring for the scalp. Mielle Organics uses natural oils and botanical extracts that promote hydration and hair growth. Innersense prefers pure, sustainable formulas that balance the pH and maintain scalp health. EDEN BodyWorks is another well-known American brand with nourishing lines like Coconut Shea and Peppermint Tea Tree, suitable for a variety of hair types.

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Remember: Good conditioners include moisturizing agents such as glycerin, plant oils like argan or jojoba, and butters like shea. Maintaining a slightly acidic pH (around 4.5 to 5.5) helps keep the cuticle sealed, reduces frizz, and maintains scalp health. A balance between moisture and protein is essential, since too much protein can make hair stiff and too much moisture can make it limp. Limiting irritants such as artificial fragrances and alcohols can also help if you have a sensitive scalp.

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as i am leave in and shampoo and good, camilla rose leave in is a bit to heavy but smells amazing

Gimme solution

 

[martixxzxz]

Como uso champú y acondicionador sin enjuague, el acondicionador sin enjuague de Camilla Rose es un poco pesado, pero huele increíble.

Dame una solución

go to the dermatologist dude

but u can try using a smaller amount or diluting it slightly with water before applying.

 

[martixxzxz]

is Based Bodyworks good? Or is there better hair products what do you guys recommend me to get? Im currently using Nivea Shampoo and Conditioner Btw

Sorry, could u mark my answer as solution please?

 

[Azie555]

Based Bodyworks may be a good option if you are looking for natural or clean products and if their shipping works reliably for your location. Still, its effectiveness does not clearly surpass other trusted brands that are more accessible and scientifically backed.


Some of the best options include brands like Briogeo, Mielle Organics, Innersense, and EDEN BodyWorks. This brand is known for its “sex-free” formulas that avoid harsh sulfates, silicones, and parabens, and offers excellent treatments for repairing and caring for the scalp. Mielle Organics uses natural oils and botanical extracts that promote hydration and hair growth. Innersense prefers pure, sustainable formulas that balance the pH and maintain scalp health. EDEN BodyWorks is another well-known American brand with nourishing lines like Coconut Shea and Peppermint Tea Tree, suitable for a variety of hair types.

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Remember: Good conditioners include moisturizing agents such as glycerin, plant oils like argan or jojoba, and butters like shea. Maintaining a slightly acidic pH (around 4.5 to 5.5) helps keep the cuticle sealed, reduces frizz, and maintains scalp health. A balance between moisture and protein is essential, since too much protein can make hair stiff and too much moisture can make it limp. Limiting irritants such as artificial fragrances and alcohols can also help if you have a sensitive scalp.

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&sz=32

Also what do you think about

EDEN BodyWorks Coconut Shea Pudding Soufflé?

im gonna get Eden bodyworks shampoo and Cleansing Co wash instead of getting a leave in conditioner i also can use Cleansing Co wash right?
​

 

[Azie555]

Based Bodyworks may be a good option if you are looking for natural or clean products and if their shipping works reliably for your location. Still, its effectiveness does not clearly surpass other trusted brands that are more accessible and scientifically backed.


Some of the best options include brands like Briogeo, Mielle Organics, Innersense, and EDEN BodyWorks. This brand is known for its “sex-free” formulas that avoid harsh sulfates, silicones, and parabens, and offers excellent treatments for repairing and caring for the scalp. Mielle Organics uses natural oils and botanical extracts that promote hydration and hair growth. Innersense prefers pure, sustainable formulas that balance the pH and maintain scalp health. EDEN BodyWorks is another well-known American brand with nourishing lines like Coconut Shea and Peppermint Tea Tree, suitable for a variety of hair types.

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Remember: Good conditioners include moisturizing agents such as glycerin, plant oils like argan or jojoba, and butters like shea. Maintaining a slightly acidic pH (around 4.5 to 5.5) helps keep the cuticle sealed, reduces frizz, and maintains scalp health. A balance between moisture and protein is essential, since too much protein can make hair stiff and too much moisture can make it limp. Limiting irritants such as artificial fragrances and alcohols can also help if you have a sensitive scalp.

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&sz=32

I also made chat gpt write me a weekly routine what do you think about this?

Weekly Schedule​

Day 1: Deep Clean + Styling​

1. Shampoo → cleanse scalp and hair thoroughly.
2. Rinse-out conditioner (optional) → detangle and soften (you can skip if hair isn’t very dry).
3. Leave-In Conditioner → apply to damp hair, comb through for even distribution.
4. Pudding Soufflé → seal in moisture and define curls.
5. Style as usual → air dry, twist-out, braid, or wash-and-go.

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Day 2–3: Refresh / Gentle Clean​

• Co-Wash → gently cleanse without stripping oils.
• Leave-In Conditioner → apply to damp hair for moisture.
• Pudding Soufflé → seal and define curls.
• Style as usual.

(No shampoo needed these days unless your scalp feels greasy.)

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Day 4–5: Moisture Boost / Refresh​

• Skip shampoo or co-wash if hair is not dirty.
• Lightly dampen hair with water or a water + leave-in mix.
• Apply Leave-In Conditioner and Pudding Soufflé to refresh curls, reduce frizz, and restore shape.

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Day 6–7: Repeat Gentle Clean / Co-Wash​

• Co-Wash (or shampoo if needed for buildup)
• Leave-In Conditioner
• Pudding Soufflé

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Extra Tips​

• Never use leave-in after pudding soufflé. Always leave-in → pudding.
• Shampoo only 1–2 times a week, depending on scalp oiliness and product buildup.
• Co-wash is safe for frequent use and keeps hair soft.
• Less is more — avoid piling all products at once; too much can weigh hair down.
• Section your hair when applying leave-in or pudding soufflé for even distribution.

 

[martixxzxz]

Also what do you think about

EDEN BodyWorks Coconut Shea Pudding Soufflé?​

​

im gonna get Eden bodyworks shampoo and Cleansing Co wash instead of getting a leave in conditioner i also can use Cleansing Co wash right?​

​

Using the shampoo to wash, the Soufflé as a moisturizer or for styling, and the Cleansing Co wash can cause it to dry out over time.

 

[Azie555]

Using the shampoo to wash, the Soufflé as a moisturizer or for styling, and the Cleansing Co wash can cause it to dry out over time.

so what should i change do you think?

 

[martixxzxz]

I also made chat gpt write me a weekly routine what do you think about this?​

​

Weekly Schedule​

Day 1: Deep Clean + Styling​

1. Shampoo → cleanse scalp and hair thoroughly.
2. Rinse-out conditioner (optional) → detangle and soften (you can skip if hair isn’t very dry).
3. Leave-In Conditioner → apply to damp hair, comb through for even distribution.
4. Pudding Soufflé → seal in moisture and define curls.
5. Style as usual → air dry, twist-out, braid, or wash-and-go.

---

Day 2–3: Refresh / Gentle Clean​

• Co-Wash → gently cleanse without stripping oils.
• Leave-In Conditioner → apply to damp hair for moisture.
• Pudding Soufflé → seal and define curls.
• Style as usual.

(No shampoo needed these days unless your scalp feels greasy.)

---

Day 4–5: Moisture Boost / Refresh​

• Skip shampoo or co-wash if hair is not dirty.
• Lightly dampen hair with water or a water + leave-in mix.
• Apply Leave-In Conditioner and Pudding Soufflé to refresh curls, reduce frizz, and restore shape.

---

Day 6–7: Repeat Gentle Clean / Co-Wash​

• Co-Wash (or shampoo if needed for buildup)
• Leave-In Conditioner
• Pudding Soufflé

---

Extra Tips​

• Never use leave-in after pudding soufflé. Always leave-in → pudding.
• Shampoo only 1–2 times a week, depending on scalp oiliness and product buildup.
• Co-wash is safe for frequent use and keeps hair soft.
• Less is more — avoid piling all products at once; too much can weigh hair down.
• Section your hair when applying leave-in or pudding soufflé for even distribution.

great, you just need to adjust the frequency of shampooing or co-washing according to your scalp.

 

[Azie555]

great, you just need to adjust the frequency of shampooing or co-washing according to your scalp.

adjusting? like should i lower the frequency or increase the frequency? Or it depends on my hair?

 

[Azie555]

great, you just need to adjust the frequency of shampooing or co-washing according to your scalp.

so is this routine good?

 

[SilvioMoltisantiDan]

genetics

 

[martixxzxz]

so what should i change do you think?

continue to use the soufflé to moisturize and condition, but don’t overdo it, section your hair and distribute it lightly to keep it manageable. Some days, you can skip the leave-in conditioner and simply spray a little water with the soufflé to revive the curl. If your ends are dry, a light oil will suffice, but generally apply the soufflé from mid-lengths to ends

 

[martixxzxz]

so is this routine good?

y

 

[Azie555]

continue to use the soufflé to moisturize and condition, but don’t overdo it, section your hair and distribute it lightly to keep it manageable. Some days, you can skip the leave-in conditioner and simply spray a little water with the soufflé to revive the curl. If your ends are dry, a light oil will suffice, but generally apply the soufflé from mid-lengths to ends

oky thanks bro

 

[martixxzxz]

adjusting? like should i lower the frequency or increase the frequency? Or it depends on my hair?

y bro, it depends a lot on your hair. If you have dry or curly hair, it's best to reduce the frequency of washing and use more co-wash or just water and a little soufflé to refresh it. If your scalp gets oily easily or u have a lot of product buildup, u can increase the frequency of washing a little

 

[Azie555]

y bro, it depends a lot on your hair. If you have dry or curly hair, it's best to reduce the frequency of washing and use more co-wash or just water and a little soufflé to refresh it. If your scalp gets oily easily or u have a lot of product buildup, u can increase the frequency of washing a little

my hair is kinda oily and wavy

 

[gloxx]

there’s no good or bad shampoo, it depends on your type of hair and how your hair reacts to it

 

[martixxzxz]

there’s no good or bad shampoo, it depends on your type of hair and how your hair reacts to it

ye

 

[martixxzxz]

my hair is kinda oily and wavy

keep shampooing low, co-wash more often, and always use the soufflé for moisture and styling. Your wavy hair will stay soft, shiny, and defined without getting weighed down or dry.

 

[Azie555]

great, you just need to adjust the frequency of shampooing or co-washing according to your scalp.

yo bro can i remove co washing and just do shampoo instead what do you tjink is the better option? like is shampoo and co wash together isnt necessary?

 

[Azie555]

yo bro can i remove co washing and just do shampoo instead what do you tjink is the better option? like is shampoo and co wash together isnt necessary?

cuz i couldnt find Eden bodyworks shampoo
so maybe ill get Ogx Shampoo what fo you think about Ogx? Or should i just not get shampoo and stick with co wash? @martixxzxz

 

[martixxzxz]

cuz i couldnt find Eden bodyworks shampoo
so maybe ill get Ogx Shampoo what fo you think about Ogx? Or should i just not get shampoo and stick with co wash? @martixxzxz

depending on how ur hair reacts, it may be best to use OGX shampoo only once a week or every so often to avoid buildup, and continue using a co-wash on other days to refresh but if u notice that your scalp is getting too oily or heavy, reduce the frequency of shampoo use

 

[martixxzxz]

@Azie555 Sorry to bother you again, can you mark as a solution?

 

[Paul Paulovski]

Based Bodyworks may be a good option if you are looking for natural or clean products and if their shipping works reliably for your location. Still, its effectiveness does not clearly surpass other trusted brands that are more accessible and scientifically backed.


Some of the best options include brands like Briogeo, Mielle Organics, Innersense, and EDEN BodyWorks. This brand is known for its “sex-free” formulas that avoid harsh sulfates, silicones, and parabens, and offers excellent treatments for repairing and caring for the scalp. Mielle Organics uses natural oils and botanical extracts that promote hydration and hair growth. Innersense prefers pure, sustainable formulas that balance the pH and maintain scalp health. EDEN BodyWorks is another well-known American brand with nourishing lines like Coconut Shea and Peppermint Tea Tree, suitable for a variety of hair types.

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Remember: Good conditioners include moisturizing agents such as glycerin, plant oils like argan or jojoba, and butters like shea. Maintaining a slightly acidic pH (around 4.5 to 5.5) helps keep the cuticle sealed, reduces frizz, and maintains scalp health. A balance between moisture and protein is essential, since too much protein can make hair stiff and too much moisture can make it limp. Limiting irritants such as artificial fragrances and alcohols can also help if you have a sensitive scalp.

https://www.google.com/s2/favicons?domain=https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&sz=32

bruh the only available one is EDV but it takes a long time for it to arrive? Do you have any other recommendations for a conditioner for straight hair type?

 

[Paul Paulovski]

Based Bodyworks may be a good option if you are looking for natural or clean products and if their shipping works reliably for your location. Still, its effectiveness does not clearly surpass other trusted brands that are more accessible and scientifically backed.


Some of the best options include brands like Briogeo, Mielle Organics, Innersense, and EDEN BodyWorks. This brand is known for its “sex-free” formulas that avoid harsh sulfates, silicones, and parabens, and offers excellent treatments for repairing and caring for the scalp. Mielle Organics uses natural oils and botanical extracts that promote hydration and hair growth. Innersense prefers pure, sustainable formulas that balance the pH and maintain scalp health. EDEN BodyWorks is another well-known American brand with nourishing lines like Coconut Shea and Peppermint Tea Tree, suitable for a variety of hair types.

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Remember: Good conditioners include moisturizing agents such as glycerin, plant oils like argan or jojoba, and butters like shea. Maintaining a slightly acidic pH (around 4.5 to 5.5) helps keep the cuticle sealed, reduces frizz, and maintains scalp health. A balance between moisture and protein is essential, since too much protein can make hair stiff and too much moisture can make it limp. Limiting irritants such as artificial fragrances and alcohols can also help if you have a sensitive scalp.

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Have you personally used any of these?

 

[martixxzxz]

bruh the only available one is EDV but it takes a long time for it to arrive? Do you have any other recommendations for a conditioner for straight hair type?

try Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine. I've used it and it works well for straight hair, leaving it soft and shiny without weighing it down.

 

[Paul Paulovski]

try Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine. I've used it and it works well for straight hair, leaving it soft and shiny without weighing it down.

yeah im looking for the best shampoo and conditioner for straight her. I ordered the mille organics shampoo and conditioner that you recommended. Are those good enough?

 

[martixxzxz]

yeah im looking for the best shampoo and conditioner for straight her. I ordered the mille organics shampoo and conditioner that you recommended. Are those good enough?

it has worked for my hair. Based on my research, a good shampoo and conditioner should be like the ones I´ve recommended

 

[lucifer88]

is Based Bodyworks good? Or is there better hair products what do you guys recommend me to get? Im currently using Nivea Shampoo and Conditioner Btw

it rlly depends on ur type of hair
r

 

[martixxzxz]

it has worked for my hair. Based on my research, a good shampoo and conditioner should be like the ones I´ve recommended

When you use it, dm to me to see how it worked for you.

 

[martixxzxz]

it rlly depends on ur type of hair
r

Ofc, what I've recommended is for straight or wavy hair that frizzes easily, but isn't super oily. So, if your hair is straight/wavy, medium-length, and frizzy, it's good for you because it leaves it soft and shiny without so much puffiness.