I've bought three 12oz jars of Blue Magic Coconut Oil Hair Conditioner.
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I've bought three 12oz jars of Blue Magic Coconut Oil Hair Conditioner.
Is that a leave in or rinse out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark40
A tangle teezer wet and dry (?). A pink one :p
I’ve bought a shampoo bar, a conditioner bar and Selkie detangler on Nightblooming. I’m very chuffed with myself :D
A french twist comb from France Luxe :swoon:
Apple cider vinegar. I am reluctant to use it, because I have yet to find information that will convince me it's not drying on the hair. But I did give it a go yesterday after my full shampoo wash. Poured a mixture of 3 dl water (slightly more than a cup) + 1,5 teaspoons ACV. My hair is very, very shiny today. I was quite shocked seeing how nice it looked dried. But I need to find some reliable source telling me if it's harmful long term or not.... I am mostly using it to help my dandruff, and my ear eczema is basically cured on vinegar.
Just bought on eBay a Goody 100% boar bristle brush; I have a Denman brush that is a nylon mix so I wanted to give a pure BBB a try before I take the plunge on a really expensive one, like a Mason Pearson brush. However, I'm going to commit to a no trim potentially for this year, so the money I save on haircuts may very well go towards that. A curly cut in my area is around £70, so it would only take two to be the price of the extra large brush.
Two Garnier conditioners (one Avocado-Shea, one Argan-Camelia) for less than two euros each! One of my new years resolutions is to be more frugal so I thought I‘d get a head start.
No, it's a leave-in. It's an oil or a grease. Like, as thick as vasaline or petroleum jelly.Quote:
Originally Posted by spirals
Yes, like I said in the other thread....if you use apple cider vinegar too often it can be drying to the hair just a clarifying shampoo. That's the way I've done my reading on what apple cider vinegar rinses do to your hair. It clarifies it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeppV