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Mar 8, 2011, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by junycuqui My granddaughter has the same problem & this is what I do to help her with her hair when she comes over, in the morning I make a mixture of mayonnaise and avocado, or avocado oil, or olive oil and put it in her hair, then I put a shower cap and a stretchable hair hat (you can find these at target or wal-mart for .99) and leave it for about 4-hours, I buy her baby shampoo or castile liquid soap and mix it with the following ingredients: 4oz shampoo - 1oz olive oil, 1 teaspoon of honey, 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar and 1/2 teaspoon of castor oil. Mix it well and shampoo her hair, for a conditioner I buy a cheap one and add olive oil and honey to it. When her hair is towel dry (not too dry or too wet) I part it in approx. 1 1/2 by 1 1/2 sections, it and twist it (like Shirley Temple) & let it air dry. Her hair looks really good, shiny and soft when dry. Thid is a very economical way to treat your hair! | Junycuqui,
I find your treatment to be very interesting and will try it on my daughters hair. How often do you do this and the conditioner do you leave it in or do you wash it out? Also would you be able to email this to me? It doesn't convert well when I print directly from the website. |
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