Natural Recipes for Deep Conditioning

[jesis]

I found this article and thought I would pass it along! It's all about natural recipes for deep conditioning.

http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlreading/kinky-hair-type-4/deep-conditioners-good-enough-to-eat

[bluesnowflake]

they look like good recipes! I've been meaning to try avocado- now that I have a recipe, i think I will! I wonder if I could warm it- I don't want the honey lightening effects.

[jesis]

they look like good recipes! I've been meaning to try avocado- now that I have a recipe, i think I will! I wonder if I could warm it- I don't want the honey lightening effects.

I use honey weekly and it has never lightened my hair.

[allmixedup88]

I love banana & EVOO!! It's amazing!My hair feels like silk afterwards :-)

[curlylocks85]

Thank you for sharing this article. I will have to give some of these a try.

[erika_d]

Oooooooooooo-great recipes-thanks!

[Annalouise]

Interesting recipes.:) I'd like to know how they turn out. Another one I've heard is mayonaise on the hair.

[Dragon]

Thanks for sharing. Great recipes.

[Naughtalee]

Deff trying the banana and EVOO. Does anyone know if it has to be a sweet banana, I have green plantains here?

[C. sinensis]

Deff trying the banana and EVOO. Does anyone know if it has to be a sweet banana, I have green plantains here?


IIRC, plantains have higher levels of tannins (or something), that might affect your hair. Plus, they're not as squishy.

But hey, try it and see what happens!

[Naughtalee]

Thank you C. sinensis, its a spanish house so were are always making fried plantains, they are delicious!!!!! Just like french fries (yum)