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Neutrogena Triple Moist cream lather shampoo, masque, and conditioner (very inexpensive). Most drug and grocery stores. Nexxus Therapee shampoo, Humectress conditioner, and Keraphix reconstructor (moderate price). Salon and some drugstores. I have long and color treated hair, that I abuse throroughly with hairdryers and curling irons daily. Shame on me. So, I have plenty of experience with fried hair. :) Hope this helps
About the thickest you are going to find cork, either in tile form, or in sheet form, will be 1/4 inch thick, as standard thicknesses are 1/16 inch, 1/8 inch, and 1/4 inch. The thickest cork I was able to purchase for a target backing was 1/4 inch. I doubled up the thickness to get 1/2 inch thick, and used rubber cement to glue the tiles together. Don't make the mistake I made, and try gluing them together right out of their package. As I found out, they will shrink a bit in your home as they lose some of their moisture content. Let them sit for a couple of days to get them accustomed to the cliamte of your house, then glue them together. Good luck with your project.
