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Elizabeth A.

Dec 29, 2014

Elizabeth A.

My family recently moved to Germany and all the conditioner we brought with us has ran out! I don't know where to buy more (all I can find are hydrating shampoos and they just don't work the same). I would love to know where to buy conditioner and maybe some of the keywords that would be on the bottle-words like: nourishing, repairing, for thick (or fine) hair and anything else you think would be helpful. I so appreciate your help! I also apologize if the title is politically incorrect and would welcome any suggestions as to how to word it better next time.

Brittany C.

Dec 29, 2014

Brittany C.

You can always buy conditioner online :-)

W J.

Dec 29, 2014

W J.

Most people in Germany speak english.

W J.

Dec 29, 2014

W J.

Just go to the store and ask.

W J.

Dec 29, 2014

W J.

I know this because I've bought conditioner in Germany and I don't speak German

Isabell W.

Dec 30, 2014

Isabell W.

"Spülung" is the German word for conditioner ;) You can get them at dm or Rossmann; they offer lots of different brands.
Nourishing is "nährend" or "pflegend" and for fine hair means "für dünnes Haar" :)

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