Shea Moisture CoWash Conditioning Cleanser Product Review!!

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Shea Moisture Coconut&Hibiscus Cowash Conditioning Cleanser


It’s a known fact that I am addicted to the Shea Moisture Coconut&Hibiscus line (Click here for review) - however I had never tried the Cowash. When I finally got my hands on the Shea Moisture Cowash I was very happy. My hair responds very well to the other products in the line so I knew my hair will love this as well. And IT DID!


Key Ingredients: 

 Coconut Oil to hydrate and protect while reduce breakage
Silk Protein to smooth the hair shaft for a soft silky feel

How I used the Cowash

 I tried it first on 2 week old dirty hair just to see what will happen (I had my shampoo in the shower with me just in case). I never wash with conditioner on dirty hair because my hair will not be clean and I will only be causing product build up. I expected the Cowash to leave my hair soft but not clean. Boy was I WRONG! In the shower I applied a generous amount to fully saturated head of hair and massaged my scalp. I realize how soft my hair was feeling so I went on to finger detangling and then comb through once and the process was a breeze. Girls my hair was so soft to the touch its amazing. I rinsed the product out and my hair and scalp was clean and my hair felt good.

I followed up with the Shea Moisture Curl and Style Milk. They are from the same line so naturally they work well together. I reused this product twice on semi clean hair just to hydrate my hair and again, I love it. Will I pick this up on a hair product run? YES!

Pros:

  • Left my hair feeling soft.
  • Detanging was easy.
  • Cowashing with regular conditioner can easily result in product buildup. This product did not leave my hair feeling film coated. I liked that.
  • Easily found at any target and most beauty stores
  • Contains no parabens, sulfates, mineral, gluten, or synthetic fragrance


Cons:
The only thing bad I can say about this cowash is that it cost $11.99 in Target versus the $9.99 i am used to. I went to 2 Targets and this is the price that I saw. To wash with this 8oz bottle three or 4 times it done. It’s a fight though because I love it.

But don’t be sad, Target now has it on sale for $9.59 and the good thing is you might be able to get it on BOGO sale so I say STOCK UP. LOL!


Have you tried the Shea Moisture CoWash Conditioning Cleanser yet?




Comments

  1. LyllowMay 4, 2013 at 4:17 AM

    I laugh when I see your cons (the price).
    You know why ?
    Because I live in France and each Shea Moisture product are sold 26$... So 12$ worth it's a gift LOL.
    I wish I could find the Cowash Conditioning Cleanser but they don't sell the new ranges for the moment (in France).
    Thanks for the review and sorry for the mistakes (i'm a french speaker).

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  2. My Natural RealityJune 12, 2013 at 10:05 PM

    Good to know!!

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  3. Phyllis BourneJuly 19, 2013 at 7:26 AM

    Thanks for the review. I was the on the fence about buying, but am now convinced!

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  4. African Queen Coils BeautyJuly 23, 2013 at 9:52 AM

    your website is perfect!

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    1. GlamNaturalLifeJuly 23, 2013 at 12:43 PM

      Your so sweet. Thank you. subscribe by email address so you never miss a blog post!

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  5. AnonymousSeptember 14, 2013 at 12:58 AM

    where do you ladies buy this co-wash?

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