Your ends

Honeydoo wrote: Msmiz, The baggie method is when you saturate the ends of your hair in your favorite moisturizer and oils then putting it into a bun and covering it with a little plastic baggie to protect them. I usually do this at night and my ends come out extremely moisturized and soft. It cuts down on the amount of trims you need also.

My sis, Cinnamon, does the baggie method and her ends are really smooth and soft.  I will try this at night from now on.

Yes, the mango butter is lighter than shea butter. The mango butter is like a lotion and shea butter is much thicker and greasier.

To everyone who has used it: Do you find that Elasta QP Mango Butter is lighter than Shea Butter?

If your hair is short (not long enough for a bun or pony tail) how would you do the baggy method.

Can you do the baggie method before you wash your hair or should it be done after?

My frizzy ends came as a result of flipping them under with a flat iron, bending under with a scrunchie, etc. For the most part, they're fine, but I always wondered what would help them out.

I tried flipping my ends out today. They look fabulous. They feel silky and my hair looks healthy. Even more so when you consider by a hairdresser's schedule, it's time for me to get another relaxer. My hair looks so nice today that if I didn't know me, I'd think, 'That chick's wearing a wig.'

I think that I might look for some mango butter or cocoa butter today, though. I like my carrot oil, but variety is always a good thing.

Elasta QP Mango Butter and NTM serum.

Mango Butter is good but I also like to use Carrot Creme or Organics Olive Oil Moisturizer. Have you tried the baggie method yet??

What product have you found works best on the ends of your hair to combat dryness and frizziness?