What sort of products should I use to get rid of extremely dry,

Try washing your hair less.

This is what I do since I have long hair.

Shower one day with shampoo and conditioner.

Next day just rinse with water and putting more conditioner is optional.

Then the second day I strictly put conditioner.

Then Repeat

>>10912750

I was washing once a day with nopoo, conditioning occasionally.

I couldn't really notice much of a difference

I feel with washing+anti frizz leave in conditioner its about as good as its going to get out of the shower but I feel I'm going more wrong with the wax/pomade/gel

Idk if pomade/matt wax is the right thing to go for or not

>>10912727
coconut oil, end of thread

>>10912773
You just gotta let your hair release some of it's natural oils.

>>10912778
coconut oil works really well.

>>10912778
>>10912792

definitely not a lot of it though. i have long hair and i use barely more than the diameter of a quarter and that shit makes my hair look fab for days

>>10912798

I'll buy some coconut oil tomorrow and give this a go

do I use it as a conditioner (as well as or instead of leave in conditioner?) or as a wax/pomade to style/leave in my hair (again, as well as wax/pomade or instead of?)

>>10912807

firstly, for best results look for 'cold-pressed' and virgin coconut oil. other shit ain't gonna work. you can find it in health food stores.

when you hop out of the shower, after shampoo / conditioning, you want to dry your hair off enough that its body is damp, then apply the coconut oil from your palms as necessary. i personally use about a quarter-size as i said earlier, sometimes x2. get all your hair in that bitch. the more hair you have the more you will want to use, really its subjective. as its oil it'll make your hair look a bit greasy. i sometimes throw a hat on after i've done it and take it off later and it makes my hair look goddamn incredible

>>10912819

sweet i'll give this a go tomorrow thanks for the advice

>>10912830
np just don't overdo it