What it is: A deep conditioning formula that hydrates, detangles, and thickens hair without adding weight. What it does: Help hair regain its natural brilliance and vitality for long-lasting style and movement with this multitasking conditioner. Gentle enough for colored and chemically treated hair, the formula features natural botanical oils, rice, and essential fatty acids that nourish hair to silky smoothness while adding volume, bounce and vibrancy. Keravis, a vegetable protein, strengthens and protects the cuticle while Moroccan cedar bark extract, which clarifies to leave hair balanced and restored, increasing shine and luster. What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates- Synthetic Fragrances- Synthetic Dyes- Petrochemicals- Phthalates- GMOs- Triclosan What else you need to know: Meta Velour Conditioner should be used after the Meta Silk Shampoo.

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Will there be build up if used for a long time? Coconut oil and emulsifying wax?

I actually bought this shampoo and conditioner in the Meta Blonde and so far I love it. But I've only had it for a few days. Are there any long time users out there? The first few ingredients list coconut oil and emulsifying wax. Does this create buildup? Can you use this continually or do you periodically use a clarifying shampoo? Thanks.

asked 1 month, 4 weeks ago

lisaway

(HUNTINGTON, NY)

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I've used it for about six months every other day with no build up, I love it to bits. It's an absolute favourite product of mine, no residue whatsoever.

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lamaitresse

(London, ON Canada)

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Could this be used as a co-wash?

I am trying to cut out shampoo (I have super dry, coarse, thick hair that can go 8-10 days w/o a clarifying wash) and have tried Wen but was underwhelmed (I am one of the few that ended up w/ drier hair after using it). I am looking for a conditioner that could act as a co-wash, and as this seems to be free of most of the 'naughty' ingredients I am trying to avoid, I am wondering if it's a possibility. By the way, I actually like the idea of a conditioner that WILL weigh my hair down, but it's obviously not a must... Anyone have any experience with this?

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sosomoto

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