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Hey Flaming Bunny and other Cone Lovers (Read 7986 times)
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Silicones
Reply #15 - Aug 6th, 2004 at 2:10am
 
Hi Samantha

Silicone varieties (like dimethicone, dimethiconol, etc.. as long as it has "cone") can be good or bad for your hair. As you can see from this particular thread, there's been a lot of debate about whether silicone derivatives are good for you. It's kinda like... Bill Clinton. You either like him or you don't and everybody has their own evidence or experience to support their opinion.

It depends on your hair's results... The majority of finehairs' tresses are "suffocated" by silicones while others can get sleek results. Rapunzel put it this way: she suggested that after awhile of my cone use, I should clarify and use a coneless to monitor and see if my change revealed any damage (for the record, I didn't get any). Experiment with a silicone product yourself--check the label for something with "cone"-- and let us know how your hair likes it. Cheesy

Anais
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Re: Hey Flaming Bunny and other Cone Lovers
Reply #16 - Aug 8th, 2004 at 1:31pm
 
Blimey - what a debate going on - to cone or not to cone - that is the question - just thought I'd add my two penneth for what it's worth...

I stopped using anything with cones in about a year ago as my hair is really fine and i was getting really bad build up (also not keen on chemicals) so I have been using cone free shampoo . HOWEVER as it is now getting longer - I think I may have to give in - it's getting rather tangly and I'm concerned that as it's so fine, the extra length will make it weak and delicate. I was thinking of trying either Andrew Collinge long hair shampoo (can't remember it's name) or Elvive for long hair. Has anyone had any experience of either? OR does anyone know of another long hair care shampoo that hasn't got cones in it?

PS: I live in a hard water area and I never get a rich lather out of my shampoo - ever!
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