Coconut Milk?

[It~Can~Grow]

Umm who sells coconut milk?

I received my Henna and Indigo and I need to get all the tools I'll need for my mix and thought about "who sells coconut milk". I know I dont remember seeing it next to the Blue Bunny.

*stop laughing at me *

 

[nicey]

If it's the same coconut milk you are looking for, I found mine in aisle 3 at the grocery store. It was actually in the aisle where you find the asian/ethnic foods, like the rice noodles and stuff.

 

[It~Can~Grow]

If it's the same coconut milk you are looking for, I found mine in aisle 3 at the grocery store. It was actually in the aisle where you find the asian/ethnic foods, like the rice noodles and stuff.

Is it 'really' a milk or more of a paste type - milk looking product? Yeah, yeah, I know...'she's slow' erplexed but I just don't remember seeing anything named Coconut Milk.

This isn't the Coconut Milk shampoo I've heard others speak of? Meaning the brand name is titled "coconut milk"?

 

[JustKiya]

It's really milk - it's usually in a 12oz can, though. Thai Garden is a brand that you tend to see a lot.
Be sure to get the full fat kind - they have a 'lite' version too....

 

[It~Can~Grow]

Would I have better luck finding at Whole Foods?

edit: and thanks, Ladies for your responses

 

[JustKiya]

Would I have better luck finding at Whole Foods?

edit: and thanks, Ladies for your responses

Only if you want to pay two or three times more.

Nah, seriously, go look where-ever in the grocery store they sell soy sauce, bamboo shoots, and that sort of stuff - you should see cans of coconut milk.

 

[It~Can~Grow]

Only if you want to pay two or three times more.

Nah, seriously, go look where-ever in the grocery store they sell soy sauce, bamboo shoots, and that sort of stuff - you should see cans of coconut milk.

OK. I know where those are - Thank you

 

[Kimiche]

Hmmmm, we use this often to cook rice. I can get this cheap at this store that I go to 2 for 99 cents and it's the real thing. So I could buy this and use it for my hair?

 

[Nola Darling]

Only if you want to pay two or three times more.

Nah, seriously, go look where-ever in the grocery store they sell soy sauce, bamboo shoots, and that sort of stuff - you should see cans of coconut milk.

Or you can just go to the Mexican section and they sell it there too.

 

[It~Can~Grow]

Hmmmm, we use this often to cook rice. I can get this cheap at this store that I go to 2 for 99 cents and it's the real thing. So I could buy this and use it for my hair?

My plan was to use this to make a Henna Gloss...I snagged this reciepe from La Flaca post:

Henna Gloss 2
1/3 Cup of Henna mixed with a little bit of water and left it overnight
1/3 Cup of Amla/Indigo (I mixed both to make the 1/3 cup)
½ Can of Coconut milk
Next day I added the amla/indigo mix(without water) to the henna and coconut milk.
I applied to my hair and left it for 30 minutes without heat.

 

[drasgrl]

Hmmmm, we use this often to cook rice. I can get this cheap at this store that I go to 2 for 99 cents and it's the real thing. So I could buy this and use it for my hair?

I love to make coconut milk rice pudding I have tried it on my hair but I'd rather eat it.

 

[JustKiya]

Hmmmm, we use this often to cook rice. I can get this cheap at this store that I go to 2 for 99 cents and it's the real thing. So I could buy this and use it for my hair?

Sure can!! I got hype when I saw my Kroger had a 2 for a dollar sale - I'm sure those people thought I was crraaazzeee snagging all of the cans of coconut milk

 

[naturalgurl]

Coconut milk is lovely! I love the way my hair smells after I use it. I never thought to add it to my henna! I'm doing a henna/indigo treatment next weekend. This tip came RIGHT ON TIME!!!! (edited to ask...)Just one thing, I leave my henna on for 6 hours(per the directions). Will 30 minutes be long enough???

 

[Kimiche]

My plan was to use this to make a Henna Gloss...I snagged this reciepe from La Flaca post:

Henna Gloss 2
1/3 Cup of Henna mixed with a little bit of water and left it overnight
1/3 Cup of Amla/Indigo (I mixed both to make the 1/3 cup)
½ Can of Coconut milk
Next day I added the amla/indigo mix(without water) to the henna and coconut milk.
I applied to my hair and left it for 30 minutes without heat.

Thanks for sharing this. Sounds like something that I would be willing to try.

 

[Kimiche]

Sure can!! I got hype when I saw my Kroger had a 2 for a dollar sale - I'm sure those people thought I was crraaazzeee snagging all of the cans of coconut milk

That's what you gotta do snag them up because it's not all the time they will be that cheap.

 

[Kimiche]

I love to make coconut milk rice pudding I have tried it on my hair but I'd rather eat it.

Okay!! Now I'm getting hungry.

 

[nicey]

I just went and bought a can yesterday. I saw somewhere that you can use it on the hair with some regimen. Does anyone know what types of regimen I can use it for.