Hair Butters, How Do You Use Them ?

[Moodyma'am]

Hey great thread OP.

I predominantly use my butter (olive) for oil rinsing under a steamer - great for the no-drip factor and no smell like regular olive oil.

After reading this thread I may experiment with sealing. This winter I will be avoiding glycerin and need to step up my moisture retention.

 

[JC-Junkie]

Thanks guys but this thread would not be good without the great advice being given

I definately need to step up on my moisture retention !!

any more ideas ladies ??

 

[JC-Junkie]

bum bump bump it up !!!

 

[JC-Junkie]

Has anyone tried walnut butter ?? I've heard of it, I think someone said it's grainy ?? Is still good ?

 

[JC-Junkie]

Bump !!!

 

[Mrs. Verde]

double post....

 

[Mrs. Verde]

Hey great thread OP.

I predominantly use my butter (olive) for oil rinsing under a steamer - great for the no-drip factor and no smell like regular olive oil.

After reading this thread I may experiment with sealing. This winter I will be avoiding glycerin and need to step up my moisture retention.

Hmmm...I hadn't thought about using my butter when steaming. Good idea. I have a 5lb container of olive butter from camdengrey.com. I have about half left. This will help me use it up.

 

[KurlyNinja]

I've never used butters before, but this will be my first winter for my HHJ. Has anybody used pumpkin seed butter?

 

[Mrs. Verde]

Has anyone tried walnut butter ?? I've heard of it, I think someone said it's grainy ?? Is still good ?

Sorry I'm not that familiar with walnut butter. However, when I have had grainy butters. I melt them in the microwave (only the portion that I plan on using at that time). This makes the butter easier to use.

 

[JC-Junkie]

Thanks guys !! Pumpkin Seed butter sounds nice I wanna know about it too