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  • Capacity : 444 ml ( comes in slightly larger bottle too)
    Price : Ksh 295 (fair)
    Where to buy : most large Nakumatt stores
    Uses : great for co-washing and generally finishing off any other regular shampoo wash

    Suave is a Unilever Brand that manufactures awesome conditioners amongst other hair products such as shampoos.
    I had been on the hunt for a lanolin/petroleum/mineral oil free co-washing conditioner in Nairobi for a while now. I have formed a habit to pick up products in supermarket hair aisles and just do a quick read on the ingredients lists. This particular brand of conditioners is highly praised by ladies especially in the USA and some Naturals in Kenya already knew about it for a while thanks to the Kurly Kichana bloggers.
    Suave does about 4 or 5 types of these moisturizing conditioners including tropical coconut and lavender blends. I went for Suave Naturals refreshing waterfall mist (infused with watermint extract and Vitamin E) Conditioner.You will therefore have  a bit of choice on whatever you prefer.

    I bought my bottle from Nakumatt Mega Mombasa Road and have been using for about 3 weeks now. The price is quite fair regarding the quantity you get. It is cheaper than most imported conditioners hence a great value for money. I use it twice a week; Tuesdays and Fridays. On Tuesdays being after a Shampoo and Deep Conditioning wash and Fridays for a quick refreshing co- wash.

    My opinion:
    My hair loves this conditioner. It leaves my hair soo soft, tangle free and feeling so moisturized. I would highly recommend it because it has become a staple in my regimen now. I look forward to trying the tropical coconut and lavender scents and I am so sure I won’t be disappointed.

    Has anyone used any conditioners by suave? what do you think about them?
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