I did some research and I tried out a new deep conditioning recipe that has left my hair feeling buttery with lots of slip and easy to detangle.
All you need is your deep conditioner of choice. I used a mix of Queen Helene's cholesterol and the Ors replenishing pack. And a few tablespoons of baking soda.
Mix very well and get the conditioner into your hair. Now it will feel weird. I didn't really like how liquid the conditioners became at first but got it all into my hair, covered with one of my dollar store shower caps and let it sit for about an hour.
I also added a wee bit of olive oil to it.
I rinsed and while I'm not wild about the baking soda smell (I am weird about that kind of thing) my hair feels really moist, my shedding has slowed quite a bit. I am very impressed.
So next weekend I'm going to try using baking soda with a banana/avocado based conditioner and will share.
Since I'm still bunning I'll airdry overnight with my hair wrapped. This seems to work really well for me.
That's it.
All you need is your deep conditioner of choice. I used a mix of Queen Helene's cholesterol and the Ors replenishing pack. And a few tablespoons of baking soda.
Mix very well and get the conditioner into your hair. Now it will feel weird. I didn't really like how liquid the conditioners became at first but got it all into my hair, covered with one of my dollar store shower caps and let it sit for about an hour.
I also added a wee bit of olive oil to it.
I rinsed and while I'm not wild about the baking soda smell (I am weird about that kind of thing) my hair feels really moist, my shedding has slowed quite a bit. I am very impressed.
So next weekend I'm going to try using baking soda with a banana/avocado based conditioner and will share.
Since I'm still bunning I'll airdry overnight with my hair wrapped. This seems to work really well for me.
That's it.
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