Carol's Daughter

Cleansing Conditioner

Hair Milk  ·  Co-wash  ·  12 oz  ·  around $13

Should you buy it? Carol's Daughter Cleansing Conditioner is a co-wash at around $13 for 12 oz. Black-owned. Light enough to use two or three times a week without weighing curls down. It suits curly hair, coily hair, wavy hair.

What it is

Black-owned. Light enough to use two or three times a week without weighing curls down.

Gentle enough for children.

Who it suits

Where to buy it

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Amazon

How it compares

Other co-washs in the directory that overlap with this one.

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SheaMoisture Co-Wash Conditioning Cleanser $11 Curly hair, Coily hair, Dryness compared
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Questions people also ask

How often should you co-wash with Carol's Daughter Cleansing Conditioner?

As a co-wash it is used between shampoo washes. That is the routine step it belongs to rather than a rule about this particular bottle, so follow the label where the two differ.

What hair does Carol's Daughter Cleansing Conditioner suit?

It suits curly hair, coily hair, wavy hair, dryness. Black-owned. Light enough to use two or three times a week without weighing curls down.

Which Carol's Daughter line is Cleansing Conditioner from?

It is part of Carol's Daughter's Hair Milk line. Brands rarely say which of their lines suits which hair or skin, so the line decoder sets out what each one is for.

Where can you buy Carol's Daughter Cleansing Conditioner, and what does it cost?

Around $13 for 12 oz, at Amazon. Retail prices move constantly, so treat that as a tier rather than a quote and check the retailer for today's price.

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