All my hair hasnt fallen out.

[texasgrl]

Thats a good sign right? You may remember me from the "Have You Ever" thread I was asking if anyone ever leaves the Deep Conditioner in the hair as opposed to rinsing it out. So I tryed it , I was so scared checking my hair every few mins. Suprisingly I loved it my hair was soft and silky in a way it has NEVER been even though the health had dramatically improved in the last couple of months . For some reason my mind rejects this though like I am flat ironing my wet hair or perming every two days or something I keep telling my self "It's just conditioner what is the worst that could happen"?Oh I used Silicon Mix the first time and now I have Kenra MC in it. I will keep you posted.

 

[Amylee]

That reminds me of the first time I left some conditioner in my hair. I was soooooo scared. Worst thing is that I had washed my hair late so I left the conditionner during the whole night.

I can tell you I didn't sleep I kept checking my hair in the bathroom every 15 minutes.

But it turned ou fine, so don't worry.

 

[ubavka123]

Kenra MC can be used as a leave-in. I read this on the Kenra website. I have used it as a leave in and still have hair on my head. Also, I met a lady who conditions her hair this way all the time and her hair is brastrap length. She had me wanting to walk around with cond. in my head all day. It's gonna be alright!

 

[texasgrl]

Thanks for the responses. It's day two all is well my shed hairs have much more elasticity than every. This may negate the necessity of a pre poo.

 

[Catina72]

Texasgrl, what are you doing exactly?? Putting the deep conditioner in as a leave in and wearing your hair out?? Or do you mean sleeping in the conditioner before washing out. Sorry if you already explained....

 

[texasgrl]

I wash apply deep con sit under the dryer 45 mins then gather hair into a ponytail add oil and baggie. Twice weekly.

 

[Catina72]

I wash apply deep con sit under the dryer 45 mins then gather hair into a ponytail add oil and baggie. Twice weekly.

Wow!! Ok, thanks for explaining!