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New CG and need some advice

Hello! I've read up on the CG method including the book and topics on this board. I am still a bit confused and hope to get some clarification!
1. From what I understand you use basically conditioner and massaging hour scalp to cleanse it instead of shampoo. You can use a sulfate and cone free shampoo occasionally but for the most part you will use conditioners. Is this correct?
2. I bought loreal ever sleek no sulfate shampoo for occasional cleanse
Loreal ever creme conditioner for deep conditioner
Suave naturals conditioner for co wash
La looks sport for gel
Aussie instant freeze for spray
Are these products completely cg friendly or am I being fooled by the label?
If I can get these questions answered I can be on my way. I'm excited to start this journey and enjoy my curls for once in my life! The photos I have seen on the net from blogs and videos have been very encouraging. Have you had similar fabulous results?
1. From what I understand you use basically conditioner and massaging hour scalp to cleanse it instead of shampoo. You can use a sulfate and cone free shampoo occasionally but for the most part you will use conditioners. Is this correct?
2. I bought loreal ever sleek no sulfate shampoo for occasional cleanse
Loreal ever creme conditioner for deep conditioner
Suave naturals conditioner for co wash
La looks sport for gel
Aussie instant freeze for spray
Are these products completely cg friendly or am I being fooled by the label?
If I can get these questions answered I can be on my way. I'm excited to start this journey and enjoy my curls for once in my life! The photos I have seen on the net from blogs and videos have been very encouraging. Have you had similar fabulous results?
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You do not have to conditioner wash to follow Curly Girl method, you can use a super gentle sulphate free shampoo every wash instead. Those with certain scalp complaints, thin or fine hair or low porosity hair often seem to prefer shampooing, those with more porous, damaged or unruly hair might prefer co-washing. Some alternate.
You should be aiming to avoid more than just sulphates and silicones, ideally limit harsher anionic surfactants like the olefin sulfonates, also other ingredients than can build up: waxes including cetyl esters, butters, certain polyquats, mineral oil/ petrolatum. You don't specify which L'Oreal Ever- products you purchased, there is more than one shampoo and more than one conditioner in many of the lines. In general the Ever- shampoos are good for general cleansing but not suited to occasional clarifying/ removing build up as they contain too many conditioning type ingredients.
CO-wash: Inecto coconut/ Elvive Volume Collagen
Treatments: Komaza Care Matani, coconut/ sweet almond/ fractionated coconut oils, Hairveda Sitrinillah
Leave in: Fructis Sleek & Shine (old), Gliss Ultimate Volume, various Elvive
Styler: Umberto Giannini jelly, Au Naturale styling gelee
Flour sack towel, pixie diffuse or air dry.
Experimenting with: benign neglect
Loreal Paris ever creme sulfate free system nourishing conditioner
Loreal Paris ever sleek sulfate free system smoothing shampoo
Suave naturals conditioner in ocean breeze
La looks sport gel - blue
Loreal Paris ever creme sulfate free system leave in conditioner spray
Aussie instate freeze hair spray
From what I read and have seen from water lily and others these products are good drug store brands to use when going curly girl. Any input ? The la looks gel seems to be very popular
I figured out my hair doesn't like glycerin in products.
Shampoo: Shea Moisture Coconut and Hibiscus Shampoo
Rinse-Out and Leave-In Conditioner: V05 Vanilla-Mint Conditioner
Gel Styling Product: L.A. Looks Mega Mega Hold