When it comes to conditioner, I prefer a product that has a lot of slip so that I don't have to use a ton to detangle. The Rosemary Mint Vanilla Conditioner from Plain Products does just that. It is so good, smells amazing, and I love that these products are also reusable and refillable. 

I started doing some research and I found out that every plastic thing that's ever been made still exists. Plastic lasts forever, which is great for so many things, but not for things that we use once and then throw away. So I started carrying reusable water bottles, carrying reusable shopping bags, but I couldn't find a solution for all of those plastic bottles in the shower. So I decided to do something about it. I called my sister and together we launched Plain Products. Plain Products offers 16 different personal care, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, body lotion, facial line, hairstyling tools, all in reusable aluminum bottles. So we take the bottles back, wash and refill them. And the products are amazing. I also learned a lot about clean beauty while getting ready to launch this, and I had no idea how many chemicals were in your average mainstream product. These are all aloe based, so they are good for you and good for the planet. I hope you'll give Plain Products a try.

Hi, I'm Keisha, and this is my plain routine for color-treated curly hair. So first I thoroughly rinse my hair, and this is key to getting a nice lather. I use two pumps of the Rosemary Mint Vanilla Shampoo and only apply this at my roots. Don't forget to shampoo twice. Next, I apply a very generous amount of the Rosemary Mint Vanilla Conditioner and only apply this from the mid-shaft of my hair down and really concentrate on the ends. After I get out of the shower, I gently dry my hair with a cotton t-shirt and start applying my hair repair, again focusing on my ends. Once my hair is completely dry, I use the beauty oil to help manage my frizz, and that's my plain routine. I hope you enjoyed.

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