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Aunt Jackie's Rescued Thirst Quenching Recovery Conditioner 15oz

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Recovery is the word doing the work in the name. This is a conditioner for hair that has been left dry long enough that the ordinary version stopped making any difference, and Aunt Jackie's size it accordingly at 15oz.

It goes into the rinse-out slot on wash day, after shampooing, worked through the lengths and ends where dryness collects rather than up at the roots. Hair that is genuinely thirsty takes more product and more time than the instructions on a standard conditioner allow for, so be generous and leave it a few minutes before you rinse.

As with the rest of the range, the pack carries the ingredient list and the directions. Read them before the first use, particularly if you are alternating this with a protein treatment.

Application tips

Section it if your hair is long, four parts, and load each one properly before moving on. Ten minutes under a shower cap does more than three minutes in the open air, because the trapped warmth keeps the cuticle open.

Detangle with it in, ends first. Rinse most of it out and leave a trace on the last inch, which is the part that dries out first.

Results

Dry hair drinks this one in. Strands soften properly rather than superficially, and the difference holds past the first day instead of vanishing as the hair dries.

Ends look less see-through, the hair sits heavier and calmer, and combing costs you fewer strands. On hair that had stopped responding to an everyday conditioner, this is the step that gets it back to workable.

Composition

Full ingredients list

Aqua (Water), Glycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Chloride, Panthenol (Provitamin B5), Tocopherol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin

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