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Renee the recipe above works for dry scalp as well.

But before I put that in my hair I put oil, not grease, oil onto my fingertips/hands and go thru my scalp with a massaging moition to get the oil in there. I do that once a week. Then i I put the hair mask/ deep conditioner treatment on my hair. That way your scalp is being treated and your hair.

Honey can give your hair shine and attracts moisture to the hair shaft but i'm not too sure you want to put it directly on your scalp.

Sorry Annai for taking over your board.


O yeah don't use blue magic, or any hair grease. That stuff clogs up your scalp and removes moisture from your hair and scalp. I recommend you go to the site called www.longhaircareforum.com where they have challenges for hair growth, bun challeges, protective styles challenges and great info for those who are having problems with their eeryone is allowed no matter the hair texture or chemically treated.

Oh i go to longhaircareforum.com like eevryday. Though one has to pay 5 bucks to subscribe or sth so i cant post messages. I just read what they have there and its been very helpful. I tried the olive oil and honey stuff but i didnt mix it with my conditioner and the honey was breaking my hair (thats how fine and fragile each strand is ). Next time, ill mix with with conditioner. I dont style my hair everyday. Its always in cornrows so i guess thats ok

Thanks cmsweet

Likewise, Mineral oil is a petroleum derivative and is also an occlusive material... Lanolin, petroleum, and mineral oil are ingredients that are inappropriate for hair and skin-- but manufacturers add them anyway as thickeners, and some add mineral oil while claiming it is non-comedogenic. I agree with cmsweet-- the marketing ploy is crap.

... and this is mainly because wonderful stuff like Shea butter, Kokum butter, etc... are so damn expensive for mass production.

Anais

k...hair disaster. i was trying the olive oil in conditioner, honey in shampoo when while using the conditioner when my hair became a tangled,hard,brittle, mess. i rinsed out the conditioner then used dove conditoner and it was okay again and went on to put on my detangler when it suddenly started getting hard again. so i used suave clarifying shampoo to wash out whatever the stuff had done to my hair then used tresemme cond. This is redken all soft for dry brittle hair anyway. my hair is already soft but not dry and brittle. i don't know why i bought it.....i will return another product to them for the 2nd time and 3 days in a row. oh btw, the stuff is not all gone. i guess i used the suave mainly on the right side so the left side is as hard as....and ive poured some oil to soften it...too tired to wash anything out again

You put honey in your shampoo? Umm that could be the problem.

I agree, as you can see in my recipe the honey and oil was mixed in the CONDITIONER not the shampoo.

I think ill just forgo using honey on my hair because i remember when i mixed it with olive oil to try to deep condition, my hair started breaking as i ran the honey through my hair. I exchanged the conditioner for nexxus humectress because im already using nexxus therrape shampoo and i tried a strand test so i wouldnt have another hair disaster. It could also be used as a leave in.

I think ill just forgo using honey on my hair because i remember when i mixed it with olive oil to try to deep condition, my hair started breaking as i ran the honey through my hair. I exchanged the conditioner for nexxus humectress because im already using nexxus therrape shampoo and i tried a strand test so i wouldnt have another hair disaster. It could also be used as a leave in.

i didnt like the smell of the shampoo but i liked the smell of teh condtioner....i just tried it on a section of my hair and it was soft. ill probably use it on all my hair on wednesday. Hey anais i tried the CWC. I used dove conditoner first, then shampoo then nioxin conditioner and my hair was really soft. now im going to the store to get coconut oil. yay!!!!!1

Hi Renee

Great to see you've had positive results with both CWC and oil.. It takes a bit of experimentation to find the right routine, and you've found positive results faster than most people. Oil is moisturizing for hair because it works the same way as scalp oils (sebum oil)...basically prevents moisture loss (because hair already has some moisture, just by itself)

Hugs,
Anais