Long Term Users of Ayurvedic Products
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fatimablush
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Can u use auryvedic stuff on tex-laxed hair.
flyygirlll2
Lioness mane
Yes you can. The only caution is if you want to use henna it has to be body art quality because it will be free of chemicals, pesticides, ect.
I'm relaxed and I use mainly oils but I do have powders I've used as well. If you're interested in henna you can get them here
http://www.mehandi.com/shop/african/
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TamaraShaniece
Ayurvedic Life
flyygirlll2
Lioness mane
Thanks for sharing the site. I checked it out and she has great recipes.
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BeautyBlvd
Beauty Blvd.
Unrelated but is CandyC still around?
TamaraShaniece
Ayurvedic Life
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BeautyBlvd
Beauty Blvd.
. What's she selling? Anyone have a link?
TamaraShaniece
Ayurvedic Life
BeautyBlvd
Beauty Blvd.
I thought she'd be selling oils and powders and things.
Beany
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http://cheriehair.moonfruit.com/#/moisturizers/4567211982 @BeautyBlvd and @TamaraShaniece is this Candy C? I'm not sure, but it looks like it.
ETA: She had some um...issues with getting products to people after they paid her. There are a few threads about it. I can bump if necessary.
ETA: She had some um...issues with getting products to people after they paid her. There are a few threads about it. I can bump if necessary.
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fatimablush
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i remember when i first came onto the board...i used an ayurvedic regimen. my hair stopped a lot of shedding and looked really healthy. i don't know why i stopped.
i guess it was too long and messy...but i am back into it again. i made a file of everything i used so i will refer to that.
i guess it was too long and messy...but i am back into it again. i made a file of everything i used so i will refer to that.
BeautyBlvd
Beauty Blvd.
Ohhh I'm not sure.
TamaraShaniece
Ayurvedic Life
Yes that's her. I contacted her for some products but she no longer sells them. All the UK ladies here no longer sell to US. Guess the hassle isn't worth the small profit.
discodumpling
Well-Known Member
Longterm (since 07 or 08) but inconsistent ayurvedic product user over here! I'm sitting under the dryer with amla, brahmi, and a little shikaki mixed with cheapie condish and a little bit of melted shea butter.
With consistency I do notice better, thicker, more manageable, smoother, hair. The products are VERY ECONOMICAL...I shop for powders, & oils 2X per year MAX and spend less than $20 each time!
With consistency I do notice better, thicker, more manageable, smoother, hair. The products are VERY ECONOMICAL...I shop for powders, & oils 2X per year MAX and spend less than $20 each time!
Texasdymond
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I've been using Ayurvedic powders for about 1.5-2 yrs now. Mainly brahmi, bringrhaj, hibiscus, shikhaki, henna and cassia. My hair has improved in thickness and length. but my hair really started showing out is when I start using clays like Aztec Indian healing clay and rhassoul clay. the latter is my favorite. my hair really clumps and curls and the roots fill thicker and softer.
I like to go into real Indian/Pakistani grocery stores for my powders. really cheap plus I enjoy exploring the store. I find cool things I wouldn't normally find in an American grocery store.
I like to go into real Indian/Pakistani grocery stores for my powders. really cheap plus I enjoy exploring the store. I find cool things I wouldn't normally find in an American grocery store.
Texasdymond
Well-Known Member
I forgot to add Neem powder. That's a really good cleanser. I definitely notice a difference in my hair after using it
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