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Old 03-04-2007, 11:44 AM
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hair recipes

for conditioners, masques ect...
my daughter wanted to put pure olive oil in her hair and i said lets just find a recipe with olive oil as an ingredient instead. does anyone have home made conditioner recipes. if you have any for facials post those too.
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Don't use pure olive oil! You'll never get it out without using pure soap, which will wreck your hair.

Try massaging a small amount of semi-solid coconut oil in instead?

Facials - I always use a natural yoghurt base. The thicker the better, it clears pores, softens skin, removes oil and dirt and relaxes stressed, tight, aggravated skin. You can adapt it as you need - add almond oil to soften, oatmeal or ground almonds for exfoliation, aloe vera for sunburn or ouchy skin.
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yes. coconut oil is great for hair. also almond oil is good and jojoba oil.
you can also use an egg to condition hair but make sure you wash it out with cold water!

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for oily skin: egg white mask, you can also use an egg yolk which is moisturizing but also helps with acne.
an oatmeal mask is good for all skin types I think. same with honey.
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Don't use pure olive oil! You'll never get it out without using pure soap, which will wreck your hair.

Try massaging a small amount of semi-solid coconut oil in instead?

Facials - I always use a natural yoghurt base. The thicker the better, it clears pores, softens skin, removes oil and dirt and relaxes stressed, tight, aggravated skin. You can adapt it as you need - add almond oil to soften, oatmeal or ground almonds for exfoliation, aloe vera for sunburn or ouchy skin.
hmm...that's strange.

i use straight olive oil in my hair as a treatment and it comes
out with my regular shampoo...i have no problem with it not
coming out,neither does my lover.
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why dont you just go buy a deep conditioner?
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hmm...that's strange.

i use straight olive oil in my hair as a treatment and it comes
out with my regular shampoo...i have no problem with it not
coming out,neither does my lover.
I suppose it depends on your hair type. My hair turns into a pastry brush and has to be scrubbed with something really drying to even vaguely get it out. Do a strand test then, I suppose...try a little bit somewhere inconspicuous.
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olive oil, mayonaise, lemon
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i e mailed this to myself last week

Hot oil massages: Warm 2 tsp. of olive oil and 2 tsp. coconut oil and gently massage every part of the scalp for 10-15 minutes. Rinse a towel in hot water, wipe and wind the hair around the head as it cools. Repeat 2 or 3 times to issue total saturation. After that, shampoo and rinse well. It is good for brittle dry hair.

i haven't done it yet. i used to do the olive oil. the mayonnaise. not together.
it was alright.

anyway, i just bought some paul mitchell 'the detangler'. it kicked ass. i used it years ago and then it stopped working. it's been good to me, again.

last week i tried redken smooth down butter treat. more money, results not as good as the paul mitchell. i guess it all depends on the hair.
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