Longest you've kept conditioner in your hair?

Coconut oil, showercap, overnight.

I've done overnight before. It does a great job with my hair.

This is what I was going to say.  My hair is really fine and soft though, so I don't know if the results would be better or just be a limp hanging mess.  

Funny you should mention this.....I spent the entire day yesterday with a deep argan oil conditioner in my hair. My hair looks super awesome today if I may say so myself. I spend the entire day with a deep conditioning treatment every so often.

I'll leave a deep conditioner on overnight about once a month. I also have a hair mask that I put on and then put a heating cap on for about 20 minutes. I have dry coarse hair so both of these methods help.

Dumb question coming at ya.........are you washing your hair then putting conditioner in or putting it in dry hair and washing it out in the morning.

I alternate my conditioners. I have Laanza, Paul Mitchell and Joico all bout at my stylist's salon. The Laanza is leave in so I leave it in until next shampoo. The other two I rinse out right away.

I bought some clay by Regis years ago. I am talking eons ago and you put it in and leave it in for hours. It was really awesome stuff. I left it in overnight and my hair was so nice after I did that!

For me personally, I don't use it. But DD has very long, thick, curly hair that tends to be dry and tangle easily so I buy Johnson's leave-in conditioner in the baby section of Target and do just that, leave it in until the next time I shampoo her hair. I don't put a lot in at the crown of her hair near the scalp but really work a good amount into the rest of her hair.

I just bought something new to try today to help with the tangling problem, Kinky Curly Knot Today detangler and conditioner. I hope it works because her hair gets really ratty and tangled really fast, especially when her dad takes her swimming at the lake and then doesn't bother to even try to comb out that mess after.     TWO days in a row. (I bet I spent 45 minutes today just trying to get the kid's hair combed into a halfway neat looking ponytail.)

As a child I would have given the world for long, curly hair.

As a young adult I was perming my hair every six months but didn't have the patience for longer hair.

Now that I am old, it is wavy/curl and I have to either curl it or straighten it. I still don't have long hair. It gets too long and it takes too much time. 

I always wanted curly, curly Justin Timberlake curls. I wanted Cher's length. and   

I bought a colour safe kit of Frederick Fekkai shampoo, conditioner, and hair mask at Target. There's even a $10 coupon to use on more Fekkai products. 

I will rub the hair mask onto my dry hair, leave it in overnight, and shampoo it out in the morning. It's amazing. 

I usually only leave conditioner in my hair for a minute or two when I'm shampooing. My hair is really short--right at my jaw line, so I don't need as much. 

When my mom was making me perm my hair as a teen, I would use the V05 hot oil treatment. It really helped with the damage from the perm and all the time I spent in the salt water and in pools. 

Unfortunately, I don't use conditioner every time I wash my hair because it's thick - just the opposite. It's gotten much thinner over time. But it's wavy and tends to tangle easily. I wish I didn't need to use it because my hair probably wouldn't get as greasy as it does.