Q: Should a light protein deep conditioner be followed up by a moisture conditioner?
Should a light protein deep conditioner be followed up by a moisture conditioner?
I would say it depends on how your feels and behaves afterwards. If it feels soft AND doesn’t break afterwards, then there’s no need for a follow up with a moisturizing conditioner.
However, if it feels hard/brittle and/or is breaking more than usual, then you might need to follow up with a moisturizing non-protein conditioner.
For example, when I use Joico moisture recovery conditioner for dry hair, I usually don’t use any other conditioner afterwards.
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Since starting my hair journey, I do my follow up out of habit but I am going to put this to the test since my hair don’t ever feel stiff or hard after light and medium protein treatments 🙂
I’m not so sure about moderate protein conditioners: you might want to still use a moisturizing conditioner afterwards.
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