I get alot of my butters (shea, mango, sheaaloe) and oils from Texas Natural Supply. I have been buying from them for 2 years now and i love it.
Go to their website www.TexasNaturalSupply.com and they tell you about the product, what its good for, and how much to use. If you are purchasing for the first time use the code TNS10 to get 10% off your entire order.
come to find out
i missed a step with the avocado's,honey,and oils
so...i might just try that again
but the baking soda nd vinegar...is <i>great!!</i>
I do that about once every week
THANKS!!
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the hotoil treatment was AMAZING!!!
my hair was alot softer,shiny,bouncy and moisterized!
i'll definately be doing that again
However,
last night...i tried the honey,oils,and avocado
not so happy about the results
my hair was rough,extremely greasy like and dry at the same time..lol
will not be doing that again
next is baking soda and apple cider vinegar...
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hey i heard baking soda was good for your hair also i wanna do somethin with my hair now the rain frizzed it up but with the baking soda..idk about apple cider but is their any other alternative
baking soda will take the grime out of your hair w/o stripping the natural oils and acv is will soften it and shine dont worry about the smell it goes away in a min
but alternatives are beer, black tea my friend hair is using this and her hair is so much softer since has been using them
Edited by bl@siangirl - December 20 2008 at 12:36pm
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okay so
i have the hot oil treatment in my hair
kinda skeptical about how its going to turn out
i used pure vegetable oil and baby conditioner :/
now im just waitin
anxious ta see how it will turn out
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hey i heard baking soda was good for your hair also
i wanna do somethin with my hair now
the rain frizzed it up
but with the baking soda..idk about apple cider
but is their any other alternative
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I'm a newbie and i've been looking for homemade shampoo and conditioner recipes. I'm a teen, so my hair is very very very important to me. I've been getting relaxers and I want to keep getting them, but i also want my hair to grow longer and stronger, maybe a bit below my shoulders. Do you have any suggestions on the fastest way to grow my hair. I want to use stuff that doesn't cost much(because my parents have to buy it) and stuff that is easy to find. Please help me!
hey poetry im new too i dont use shampoo in my hair at all i found that the SLS were to drying and and too harsh for my hair in stead i wash my hair with i part baking soda and 3 parts water gets all the dirt and grime off my scalp great and i rinse with 1 part apple cider vinegar and 3 parts water makes my hair SUPER shiny:] HTH
to grow your hair excercise take vitamins massage your scalp daily mouisture your ends
i like the cantu products you can find them at walmart
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hey i dont use shampoo in my hair at all i found that the SLS were to drying and and too harsh for my hair in stead i wash my hair with i part baking soda and 3 parts water gets all the dirt and grime off my scalp great and i rinse with 1 part apple cider vinegar and 3 parts water makes my hair SUPER shiny:] HTH
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hey whatsup
I'm kinda new here :)
and I need help
I luv the homeade recipes
I'm gonna try some of them soon
mainly the hot oil one
but I'm not really sure as to how to do it
my hair isn't that bad
I just want it healthier and more volume
it is breaking off though because not too long ago i got highlights
any advice???
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Good afternoon, I am a Newbie and would like some information... I am from South Africa so our time zones would be totally out. Right now the time is almost 3 in the afternoon and where most of you guys are its almost 7 in the morning. My daughter has very thick EXTREMELY curly hair. As soon as I wash / wet her hair it goes all wild. Bare in mind she's only 4... and has a sister the age of 2 - her (my 2 year old) hair is still manageable because its still short. Now back to my 4 year old. Her hair is very strong and reaches about 10 fingers away from her buttocks. This makes it even harder to take care of. Heres the dillemma, I have been dabbling with thoughts of relaxer for a very long time now. Almost 8 months. I am at my wits end trying homemade remedies that dont seem to work on her extremely dry hair. Is there someone out there who can help me. Pleeeeeeease I dont know where else to turn and I found this site almost by accident.
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Yikes HairGoddess. Sorry to hear about what happened with the product. Just goes to show that one mans gold is another mans garbage. Hope your hair is having a good recovery.
I think the lesson to get from this is probably trying a patch test on our hair just like we'd do for our skin.
I need to find something to hold my hair in place with out the flaking of gel. I like Let's Jam, but it doesn't hold my hair after a matter of hours. I'd prefer to avoid products with chemicals, and stay closer to the natural route. Also, does that Miss Jessie's Pudding flake? I might could use that if it'll work for my twist.
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I dont know where else to turn and I found this site almost by accident.
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