Sulfur8

Sulfur8 Treatment Antidandruff Conditioner Trio - Dandruff Relief & Scalp Care for Braids & Protective Styles, 8 fl oz

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Braids, locs and weaves make the scalp harder to reach, and a scalp you cannot get to properly is a scalp that starts to feel dry and tight. The Sulfur8 Treatment Antidandruff Conditioner Trio is built for that gap in the routine, in an 8 fl oz size you can work between sections rather than through the whole head.

It conditions the hair you can reach and soothes the feel of a dry scalp underneath, which is most of what a long-worn protective style needs between wash days. The texture is made to go where your fingers go, so it does not sit in a puddle on top of the braid.

Use it as part of your normal wash routine while a style is in, or on the day you take one down and the scalp has been covered for weeks. Suits natural hair worn under braids, dreadlocks, weaves and other protective styles.

Application tips

Take a handful of braids at a time and squeeze the conditioner in from root to tip, then move to the next handful, so the whole head gets covered without you losing track.

On a take down day, apply it to the loose hair before you comb anything, and give it ten minutes to soften what weeks under a style have hardened. Rinse thoroughly in sections.

Results

Dryness and tightness ease off, and the relief reaches parts your fingers cannot get to on their own. Hair that has been braided for weeks softens enough to comb without a fight on take down day.

Flaking at the parts clears with the rinse. Braids and weaves stay looking cared for rather than dusty as the style ages.

Composition

The full INCI is printed on the pack. We publish it here as soon as the brand supplies it, and we will read it off the bottle for you if you ask.

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