and picked up some grapeseed and jojoba oil (how could they be out of coconut? :shrug:), as well as some coconut milk.
I'll be doing my first coconut milk soak in a little while but before I start I wanted to know which oil you guys would recommend as a leave-in (for my awfully dry, but easily over-oiled hair) after washes.
Thanks to all replies :)

Ooooh, i love the feeling i get when i go shopping for hair goodies!

Out of those 2 oils i personally would try the Jojoba oil as a leave in, but, i've surprisingly not tried grapeseed on my hair.

Fingers crossed you find some coconut oil soon....it's lovely stuff :)

By the way.....i should warn you....experimenting with oils can get really addictive! ;)

I dont use any oils as leave ins so I am no help there.
However, it sounds like you had a great time getting some new products.

Enjoy!

Ooooh, i love the feeling i get when i go shopping for hair goodies!

Out of those 2 oils i personally would try the Jojoba oil as a leave in, but, i've surprisingly not tried grapeseed on my hair.

Fingers crossed you find some coconut oil soon....it's lovely stuff :)

By the way.....i should warn you....experimenting with oils can get really addictive! ;)

I love coconut oil, usually order it online though (and probably will soon :D).
Is jojoba anything like it? My hair is super dry and crunchy lately :shrug:

Um, not really.....Jojoba "oil" is a liquid wax.....If your hair is being dry and crunchy then i'd probably try misting before adding the jojoba oil....or, if you have any you could mix a few drops with a squirt of aloe vera gel. I found that amazing even when my hair was really fried.

Um, not really.....Jojoba "oil" is a liquid wax.....If your hair is being dry and crunchy then i'd probably try misting before adding the jojoba oil....or, if you have any you could mix a few drops with a squirt of aloe vera gel. I found that amazing even when my hair was really fried.

Actually i do, i'll try that.
thanks :flower:

You're welcome :flower:

Fingers crossed it does the trick.