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Topic: Conditioner mix-ins, WOW!
Posted By: blackhoney112
Subject: Conditioner mix-ins, WOW!
Date Posted: November 30 2006 at 11:54am
Okay I have been reading threads raving about the benefits of adding oil, honey, or glycerine to conditioners for deep conditioning but I didn't think it was necessary...well I decided to experiment and WOW! I added honey to miss keys 10 en 1 and it gave me great slip and made the hair softer than ever! I also got excellent result adding olive oil& honey to Kenra MC. Especially try this after a ACV rinse...my hair was silk (it even made the scab hair soft). Does anyone here do this and if so what do you mix in?

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Posted By: ladyflash
Date Posted: December 12 2006 at 1:15pm
Do you deep condition with the honey or just use it with your rinse out conditioners?

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Posted By: LadyEsquire
Date Posted: December 13 2006 at 8:26am
i have heard so many good things about honey.  i have got to try this because my hair has been dry lately.

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Posted By: carameldiva
Date Posted: December 13 2006 at 9:39am

I add honey, molasses and glycerine to my deep conditioners( separately) and love the added benefits that they provide(shine , slip and softness). I also add glycerine to my leave-in conditioners.



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Posted By: blackhoney112
Date Posted: December 13 2006 at 11:09am
I just use it with my rinse out conditioners, about a tbsp



Originally posted by ladyflash ladyflash wrote:

Do you deep condition with the honey or just use it with your rinse out conditioners?


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Posted By: blackhoney112
Date Posted: December 13 2006 at 11:13am
I just did a conwash that had coconut milk, honey, molasses, VO5 conditioner and it was great....I have been on the fence about molasses because it does stop breakage but its stickier than honey to me but I loved it in the mix definetly going to continue adding it my conditioners.



Originally posted by carameldiva carameldiva wrote:

I add honey, molasses and glycerine to my deep conditioners( separately) and love the added benefits that they provide(shine , slip and softness). I also add glycerine to my leave-in conditioners.



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Posted By: kriticalkare
Date Posted: December 13 2006 at 10:02pm
I add EVOO to my ORS conditioner. I get big time softness and nice slip.


Posted By: brownie29
Date Posted: December 14 2006 at 1:01pm
Me too kriticalkare, I added EVOO to my hair mayo I really saw newgrowth fast!! It also took care of my itchy scalp. I had to ordered some more (ran out).
Lekair cholesteral plus didn't make my hair feel as soft and the itchiness is back


Posted By: ladyflash
Date Posted: December 14 2006 at 5:07pm

Its funny that honey would give added slip cause when I think of honey I think sticky. I have to try this one day!

Based on the responses I guess you can use it in deep cond and rinse outs. Doesn't matter?



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Posted By: KeishaNSU
Date Posted: December 14 2006 at 7:46pm

do you just pour in your hand with the conditioner or pour it in the bottle? i'm a bit slow sorryConfused



Posted By: blackhoney112
Date Posted: December 14 2006 at 11:21pm
I know I was shocked too ladyflash ....yes it is great for deep cond and rinse outs.



Originally posted by ladyflash ladyflash wrote:

Its funny that honey would give added slip cause when I think of honey I think sticky. I have to try this one day!


Based on the responses I guess you can use it in deep cond and rinse outs. Doesn't matter?



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Posted By: blackhoney112
Date Posted: December 14 2006 at 11:23pm
I have a plastic container that i am going to use only for conditioner mixes. i also found that using a relaxer applicator brush makes application less messy and quicker.





Originally posted by KeishaNSU KeishaNSU wrote:

do you just pour in your hand with the conditioner or pour it in the bottle? i'm a bit slow sorry[IMG]http://talk.hairboutique.com/smileys/smiley5.gif" height="17" width="17" align="absmiddle" alt="Confused" />



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Posted By: ThAbAdDeStBaBy
Date Posted: December 15 2006 at 12:41am
Ohh wow I need to jump on this and "go back to my roots" persay because when I was a child my mom did this on my head, especially adding honey to conditioner or making her own 'deep' condition mixture.

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Posted By: LadyEsquire
Date Posted: December 17 2006 at 9:52pm
I was inspired by this topic and so today I mixed honey, evoo, and Mane-n-Tail conditioner.  I warmed it up in the microwave for about 30 seconds and applied it to dry hair as a pretreatment for about 4 hours while I did some chores.  Shampooed w/Aussie Moist and Conditioned while I showered w/Nexxus Humectress.

I applied John Frieda's Anti-frizz Serum and Infusium 23 as leave-ins, and rollerset my hair.  My hair is 12 and a half weeks post-relaxer and my new growth is a bushy mess.  And I have been rollersetting for the passed two months or so, but this was the softest set I have had yet.

First time using honey...and my hair loves it.


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Posted By: ladyflash
Date Posted: December 18 2006 at 1:26pm
I finally tried the honey rinse! First I started by shmpooing my hair with a protein shampoo because I have been experiencing a whole lot of shedding and breaking. Then I follwed up with protein conditioner mixed with a little moisturizing conditioner. Rinse. Then did a rinse out with just moisturizing cond. Rinse. Then mixed about 1/2 a tablespoon of honey with water and poured over my head then just a bit of cond to leave in. My hair really was soft and I didn't need to spend that much time detangling as I roller set my hair for the night. I will definitely try this again maybe using more honey and mixing into the cond before I apply.
Wow such great info to Know!!Thumbs%20Up Thanks for posting black honey!

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Posted By: Prada3721
Date Posted: December 19 2006 at 10:37am

I have a similar mixture of:  honey, evoo, le kair cholesterol and I use that as a pre treatment and then do my conditioning and ITA with the OP that it does REALLY add moisture.  Its great. 

 



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Posted By: blackhoney112
Date Posted: December 19 2006 at 3:54pm
So glad to hear that others are benefiting from this too...now I can't imagine putting just plain old conditioner on my hair now lol

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Posted By: ladyflash
Date Posted: December 19 2006 at 7:31pm
I may have asked this before, but what is EVOO?

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Posted By: HairAddict
Date Posted: December 20 2006 at 1:05pm
Originally posted by ladyflash ladyflash wrote:

I may have asked this before, but what is EVOO?
 
Extra Virgin Olive Oil


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