Your latest hair discovery!

[kitschy]

Here's a third Mineral Oil. Love it!

[nerdymomma]

Where do I start? This website would top the list. I just tried coconut oil and aloe vera for frizz and I'm pleased with the results so far. Before discovering this site a few days ago I had no idea how to take care of my hair.

[leilasahhar]

redwood roots hair nectar ) its a light oil mist that keeps my hair/roots hydrated without the heaviness! I also love using shea butter on my ends. You can get the mist at www.redwood-roots.com

[long&blonde]

Finger combing!

[monichella]

I want to try mineral oil now! *_* But I have to understand how to use it before.

[MeowScat]

I'm the 4th for Mineral Oil!

3 drops of Mineral / Baby Oil on my damp hair really helps the wide tooth comb slide through.

I STILL can't believe I've had the perfect detangler in my bathroom cabinet my entire life and never knew it! Every time I've used Johnson's Baby Oil on my legs and hands I made sure to not get any on my hair.

Oops...live and learn.

[kidari]

mineral oil, rose water, "it's a 10" leave-in conditioning spray, and Creaclip (I've been very busy spoiling my hair lately)

my hair loves mineral oil and it combines only the positive aspects of cones and oils for me, "it's a 10" is a fantastic leave-in spray conditioner I'm adding to my rotation of favorites, Creaclip is going to ensure I never cut my hair crooked again, and rose water along with CO and WO washes have been helping me stretch washes tremendously since I'm an addicted daily SLS washer with very oily hair

[MinderMutsig]

I want to try mineral oil now! *_* But I have to understand how to use it before.

Keep a close eye on your hair and stop at the first sign of trouble. What works for some, doesn't work for others.

[Othala]

Coconut oil saturation. It's not a new discovery, it's just a wonderful point to have reached.

[emma907]

That a lemon juice rise really defines my waves, I was astounded!