Using conditioner first or after shampoo is possible. The difference lies on this factor - how difficult is it to remove the impurities on your hair. For instance, if you're using styling products with low washability (eg. at least for me, its Gatsby moving rubber), i will use conditioner to wash off first. Conditioner, typically viscous liquid, will contain oil as one of the ingredients. This help to allow conditioner to behave as a form of "make up remover", for better riddance of styling products off the hair. Imagine this as a eye make up remover (contain oils), compared to face make up remover (no or lesser oil contents) that girls use. Otherwise, it is perfectly fine to use shampoo first then conditioner. It really depends on the need.
As for washing the hair with water, i usually use lukewarm water. Not only does it help me to feel more revitalized, it helps to remove better as compared to cold water. I am not a believer for using extremely warm water to wash the hair, as it might cause irritation for the scalp.
Another thing that i am doing is on shampoo lathering. I dont apply on the shampoo onto the hair directly. I lather an appropriate amount of shampoo on my palms first then apply onto my hair and scalp. Reason being i want to minimize the force exerted onto the hair, which might be a good start to forming a good habit at this age. What's important here is that i make sure its my entire scalp that is being massaged during my shampoo-ing, which means the back of my head too.
Come on, share your hair-washing techniques rather than all talk no show.
Appreciate the inputs from @nichsong and @kagura.
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