Bacon Grease, here's how it went...

Kewl,thanks you guys, I heard that it makes your hair stink, but I'll try this new technique, I don't like to put just anything in my hair, but I like to try new things.I have found Honey to be a good conditioner also.And Aloe, real, fresh mashed aloe works wonders.Contact me if you come up with anything new okay?> Hiya. I use mayonnaise as a conditioner once a week> with great results. Here's the trick to getting> Hellman's out of your hair:> Assuming you've applied the mayo to dry hair (you're> supposed to), don't step under the water yet. Work a> handful of shampoo into your DRY, mayonnaised hair> until you get a lather. You'll need twice as much> shampoo as you ordinarily use. THEN rinse thoroughly.> Shampoo again.> I read this in a beauty magazine, and it does the> trick for me.> Ally

but not in a long time. I liked it then, but I don't know if I would use it now because its kind of hard to get out. But, maybe, in a pinch...Regards,Clare> Well-> I didn't want to test this out because you're right,> it would probably make my hair stink and would> probably be hard to rinse out.> So what I did was heat up Vegetable Oil just a bit.> Were on a limited budget so I needed something cheap> besides Olive Oil.> So anyways, what I did was pour the Oil throughout my> hair concentrating on the ends and then I put a shower> cap on my hair and put a hot towel around my head for> about an hour or something.> When I took it off, I used this Freeman's Shampoo> because its gentle on your hair and and a Natures Gate> Aloe Conditioner and> when it got dry it was still a little oily but shiny> and not very healthy feeling..> So the results were that It was okay, but I wouldn't> try this,> please stick to Olive Oil, Beautifying Oil, or a Hot> Oil Treatment,> Bacon Grease and Vegetable Oil just aren't good> enough.> Has anyone else had any similar experiences?> Oh yeah, I gotta try the Crisco:)