Homemade All-Natural DEEP CONDITIONER??
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morehairplease
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naturalgurl
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I use coconut milk with honey and olive oil. The coconut milk is like a light protein and light moisturizer in one. Honey is a moisturizer and we know about olive oil. I also heard that shea butter is a natural conditioner. I use it mostly on wet hair when styling though. I sometimes just use honey and olive oil with a little aloe when I feel the need for moisture only...you know as far as a DC.
ETA~ Just read thread. I also use molasses...Poookie is a girl after my own heart!
ETA~ Just read thread. I also use molasses...Poookie is a girl after my own heart!
loolalooh
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Keep me posted.
loolalooh
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If it's without adding anything, that's great! I have a couple tubs of shea butter. If I DC with it, would I then need to moisturize afterwards? Thanks!
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Cheleigh
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I do happen to use a commerical condish with my DC, but by eliminating it and adding a butter in its place, I'd have:
greek yogurt
molasses
cream honey
agave nectar
olive oil
castor oil
and I'd add shea, avocado, red palm, or olive butter to replace my conditioner.
Sometimes I add sodium lactate, honeyquat, or silk amino acids.
greek yogurt
molasses
cream honey
agave nectar
olive oil
castor oil
and I'd add shea, avocado, red palm, or olive butter to replace my conditioner.
Sometimes I add sodium lactate, honeyquat, or silk amino acids.
morehairplease
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hi there,
do you mind me asking where you purchase your cream honey from? also, how much of each do you use in your mixture?
tia,
tishee
Jas123
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here goes:
egg-protein
coconut oil-nourishing (one of the few oils that penetrate the hair shaft)
peppermint eo-stimulation
honey-moisture
aloe vera-protein/moisture
I use this mixture with heat for about 30 minutes.. works great
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Paradox
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Do homemade conditioner penetrate the hair?
I've always wondered about that....
I've always wondered about that....
LadyKaypnyc
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I use coconut oil and molassas, sometimes I add oils, SAA and honeyquat, but most of the time I don't b/c the coconut milk works well alone.
Cheleigh
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I get the creamed honey from Trader Joes. I don't measure
I use heaping table spoons of molasses, honey, yogurt, castor, and olive oil. I use a bowl that I know when full will coat all my hair.
Lucky's Mom
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Etae Caramel is an all natural deep condish.
morehairplease
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Paradox
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Does these homemade conditioner actually penentrate the hair as well as commercial conditioner??????
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Lucky's Mom
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Of course they do.
Jas123
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They can... I chose the ingredients I use for that specific purpose... i.e coconut oil being one of the very few oils that actually penetrate the hair shaft... but I do use my conditioner with heat to help promote penetration... I mean who really needs fake fragrance, artificial color and parabens to penetrate the hair???
loolalooh
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True. Part of the reason why I want to mix my own DC.
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Paradox
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Well I need to find a heating cap and then purposefully choose ingredients that penetrate the hair..thanks!
I usually use organic conditioner, no parabens.petroleum, mineral oil or that other stuff, however I am going broke
so these homemade conditioners will really help out.Similar threads
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