I need SLIP!

[blaqpearl]

Please share with me your favorite conditioners with great slip.  As my hair gets longer, I can see that this will be an issue.  I'm on the hunt for one that I could buy at the store, but if its a great one it doesnt really matter.  Currently I use Devacurl One C or Jessicurl Too Shea.  But I am hoping to find something even better (and cheaper).

[jada1111]

These work for me:
1) Elucence Moisture Balance Conditioner - don't need to use alot to get the job done.
2) Daily Defense Tender Apple Conditioner - this gives the BEST slip of EVERYTHING I've tried.  I thought it was being discontinued, but Clairol must have made like a million bottles or something, because you can still find it online: You are not allowed to view links.Register or Login
I will continue to buy and stock up on DDTA until it officially runs out.  I currently have enough to last me until the end of the year.
3) Curl Junkie's Thick & Luscious Healthy Condition - wonderful slip, detangling and moisturization.
4) Devacurl One Condition - this detangles well if I wash my hair back to back or every other day.  If I let it go longer than that then I need to bring out the big guns for easier detangling (see above).  But depending on what type of styling product I'm using, I use this as a leave-in.  It's the ONLY one that I've ever been happy with.

There.  That's my list. 

HTH!  :)

[Syb]

Curls Asian Hair Tea Conditioner is the best conditioner out there when it comes to giving your hair slip and feeding your curls instant as well as long-term hydration! I have never found any other conditioner that I have used, be it from CurlMart, Online, or Off-the-Shelf that even compares! And you can use it with or without heat.

[blaqpearl]

I have tried all of those except for that CJ condish I did try the slip condish).  Devacurl One C is the one tha I use now.  It has good slip...but I just think there has to be something just a little easier.  I detangle every other or every three days, but alas I still spend about 15 minutes detangling and wish I could find something that will just melt the tangles away.  I know I will still have to work at it...but I am hoping to find a condish that can really make my hair slimy...lol. 

Thans for the suggestions.  Keep them coming.  Anyone try CHS Sliip Condish?

[Chelacious]

Trader Joe's Nourish Spa conditioner does the job for me.  Sometimes, I add a little Qhemet Olive Oil Detangler, which also works very well.

Of course, the Denman is the real star of my detangling sessions.

[Curlilocs]

Aubrey Organics Island Naturals gives great slip, I got mine at Whole Foods. 

[Natakue]

blaqpearl, this may be a stupid question, but have you tried putting some conditioner in your hair overnight, the night before you co-wash? i find it really helps cut down on detangling time in the shower. and i don't mean as much conditioner as you might use in a dt or pre-poo. i mean just enough to feel you have product in your hair.

or sometimes i put the conditioner on my dry hair before i step into the shower, then brush my teeth or pick out my outfit. then when i get in the shower, i wet my hair a little bit, add a little more conditioner, then go about my business getting clean. when i have to detangle my hair, i usually have more slip this way.

[MissEmbrya]

I actually use shampoo to detangle my hair.  (Cream of Nature in the green bottle.  Then I use Elucence poo to get rid of the build up left by the Cream of Nature. 

You might wanna also try putting conditoner in your hair (maybe mixing it with a lil oil), put on a plastic cap, and sit under the dryer for 15 minutes.  Then I immediately detangle it while it's still "hot" from the steam.  Works wonders!!!   

[jada1111]

blaqpearl, this may be a stupid question, but have you tried putting some conditioner in your hair overnight, the night before you co-wash? i find it really helps cut down on detangling time in the shower. and i don't mean as much conditioner as you might use in a dt or pre-poo. i mean just enough to feel you have product in your hair.

That's not a stupid question at all Natakue.  In fact, I read years ago how some women do this to reduce tangling time in the morning.  They still shampoo their hair though, but it's not dripping with knots.