<img src="https://kevinmurphy.com.au/dw/image/v2/BFSC_PRD/on/demandware.static/-/Library-Sites-km_b2c_library/default/dw32790bc9/Blog pictures/Even more blog pictures/2. FRIZZ - Desktop.jpg?sw=1440&amp;q=100" alt="">&nbsp;If you’re looking for a new way to cleanse your hair while also improving moisture, manageability, shine and condition, a co-wash for the hair might be the perfect upgrade. From wavy, curly, and coily hair types to dry and frizz-prone strands — co-washing occasionally skips the shampoo step and replaces it with conditioner to improve the look, feel and finish of your hair. Curious if co-washing is a good fit for your hair type? Keep reading.<h3>What Is Co-Washing?</h3>Co-washing, also known as conditioner-washing, is a hair care routine that involves swapping your normal shampoo and conditioner for a conditioner-only cleanse. While some swear by utilising their normal conditioner, others have found better results from conditioning treatments or products specifically created to co-wash, like RE.STORE.<a href="https://kevinmurphy.com.au/us/en/km/products-/by-benefit-/repair-/RE-STORE.html">RE.STORE</a> gently cleanses impurities from the scalp and hair while treating and repairing. As a non-foaming cleansing and repairing treatment that is an ideal product for co-washing natural texture. Formulated with Green Pea Proteins and combined with Enzymes from Papaya and Pineapple to help renew and restore dry, damaged or frizzy hair.<h3>How Often Should I Co-Wash?</h3>For those with highly textured, coily, curly or wavy hair that can experience dryness and frizz, a co-wash can be used routinely, but not as a permanent replacement for a wash and rinse. How often usually depends on your personal hair type and needs.Co-washing is largely determined by the frequency of your current shampoo routine and your hair type. As a rule of thumb, you should take both the condition of your strands and scalp into account when creating a co-wash routine. This is because, when the hair and scalp are not properly cleansed it can lead to product buildup and irritation.Due to this, a “co-wash cycle” is as unique as each person's hair. Usually, the more highly textured and coily the hair, the more plant butters, esters and oils the hair needs in order to dry frizz-free.<h3>How To Co-Wash</h3><ul><li>Similar to shampooing, you’ll want to wet the hair and apply a good amount of <a href="https://kevinmurphy.com.au/us/en/km/products-/by-benefit-/repair-/RE-STORE.html">RE.STORE</a>.&nbsp;</li><li>For highly textured hair, apply RE.STORE from the scalp to the ends, massaging the product in circular motions as you would with a shampoo, then begin to rinse with warm water while gently scrubbing the scalp to remove oil and product buildup.&nbsp;</li><li>*When using a conditioner-only wash, be sure to thoroughly rinse your hair and scalp — more than you would with a normal shampoo and conditioner — to ensure there is no leftover product or buildup.&nbsp;</li><li>Once rinsed, towel dry using a blotting motion to avoid friction and frizz. Apply your desired KEVIN.MURPHY product and allow it to dry naturally.</li></ul>When utilising the REPAIR regimen as part of your co-wash routine, both shampoo and condition your hair with <a href="https://kevinmurphy.com.au/us/en/km/products-/by-benefit-/repair-/REPAIR-ME-WASH.html">REPAIR.ME-WASH</a> and <a href="https://kevinmurphy.com.au/us/en/km/products-/by-benefit-/repair-/REPAIR-ME-RINSE.html">REPAIR-ME.RINSE</a> on a normal basis. Then, on the third wash you can cycle in RE.STORE as a replacement for your shampoo + conditioner.

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