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Honey/AVG mix - try it and you'll know. I use AVG/coconut oil mix as a frizz buster leave in after washing my hair. So conditioner is no must and you might find a honey/AVG treatment working.
Bananas - hope this explains it all
Egg yolk? Try it! Some poeple use egg yolk as a shampoo. Only thing is - when you rinse it, don't use water too warm, you'll end up with omlet bits in your hair. I also found that the egg yolk smell tend to linger, but not everybody's hair is like that.
Honey should be diluted, otherwise it's very sticky and you don't want it in your hair. It may build up, so if you use it and your ends suddenly feel very damaged and in dire need for a trim, it's honey residue. Honey (like AVG) is a humicat - it attracts moisture from the air, but if the air is dry it might suck moisture out of your hair.
Oils and butters can be great for retaining moisture to hair. Shea butter does wonders for my olway dry and terribly thirsty ends. I can't pass a day without coconut oil - my hair is generally very dry. Some people swear by catnip rinses, you might want to check out the thread for that.
Hope that answers your questions.
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