what works?

i mean, like, really works?

i prefer home remedies.

It's not a home remedy, but there's this moisturizing conditioner by Samy that works for me when my hair feels extra dry. You can get it at CVS, Target, etc. It doesn't have waxes in it, so it doesn't make my hair feel gross or slimy afterwards...

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i use pantene colour revival leave in moustiuriser.

but for home remedies, a friend of mine swears by hot oil treatments. you heat up some olive oil in the microwave, put it in your hair, put a towel around your hair and leave it for about ten minutes. then wash your hair as usual.

I used that the other day and my hair was no longer dry. It was, however, not unlike the scum and weed that lives around our frog-pond.

I use cling wrap, it doesn't wreck the towels and you can pretend you're an alien. Everyone's a winner

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haha i use both. cling wrap first, then a towel over the top.
and yeah, olive oil is really good for your hair. surprisingly.

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I have really short hair, I don't need the towel. If I do the towel turban it just falls off.

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i put a little in my ends before i blow dry. keeps my hair from drying out, but mine just feels normal afterwards.

I just assumed it went like that because I usually use 100% organic things like shampoo, soap and deoderant and Pantene is full of silicone and sodium laurel sulphate. I do have really fine hair, but loads of it. If that makes sense. It's fine but not scarecrow scraggly fine.

Oh, does humidity affect it? It was pretty gross n hot the day I did it.

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i tried avacado and maynaise, some naturalpath person told me to, yeah...dont.....doesnyt work and its gross

Not a home remedy, but redken all soft heavy cream is heaven.

was your hair wet or dry when you did it? i've put it in dry hair before and it went pretty greasy and yuck...

or if you put it too far up towards your roots it can go pretty yuck.

Slightly heat up some olive oil....masage into your scalp and hair, wrap a towel round for an hour then rinse...usually does the trick!

I have a faux hawke cuz I'm a poser (seriously, not having digs, I'm totally a poser) so it's probably the short factor.

Ta for that <3 I don't usually use stuff like that in my hair, but I changed my hair goop and it made it dry like firewood. Back to fudge it is.

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i think i need to buy that stuff. i love redken, but i've never seen that particular product around. i'll have to hunt it down.

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"I knew I was too late - and I was glad something bloodthirsty waited in the wings. For in failing at this, I forfeited any desire to live."

Humidity makes my hair look flatter, so it probably had something to do with it. If you use Pantene, I would just use it on extra-dry days or on the ends of your hair. It makes my hair feel really waxy. I use this TreSemme Anti-Breakage shampoo & conditioner, it's really inexpensive but works surprisingly well.

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HI EMILYBOT! Flat hair ain't good

I'm just gonna use natural stuff next time. But ta.

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I make a mask of olive oil and honey when my hair feels dry. Slap it on dry hair, wrap in clingfilm and a towel and leave on for as long as you can.

the other day i wanted my hair up in a REALLY smoothy pony tail and A big thick fringe
but it was all dry and flyaway, i couldnt find anything to put on it so i put some lube on it and it was jsut super glossy and worked really well for meim not sure if its bad for your hair but for ultra glossy styled hair i think its marvelous

not a home remedy, but i have been fighting difficult hair for years on years, and i find that paul mitchell conditioners(especially super stong's leave-in) work best.

I totally love the idea of lubing up your hair!