NewYorkgyrl
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I have seen these mentioned a few times on the boards. Where are you ladies buying it? What exactly does it do for your hair. Can someone post a pic?
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NewYorkgyrl said:Thanks for the responses ladies.
Divine, how does your hair feel when you put this in your deep conditioner or as a leave in. Isn't it a gel? How are you styling your hair?
Good question. I bought some last summer that I used as a face moisturizer. Since there's some left, I'll use it tonight as a setting lotion for my roller set.NewYorkgyrl said:WOW! I always thought that this stuff would make my hair dry hard. I wonder how my hair would turn out if I used a little before rollersetting or airdrying in a bun.
Divine Inspiration said:![]()
Excuse the blurriness of this pic...I took this w/ my phone b/c I don't batteries or my cable for my digi cam...but this is the aloe vera gel I use. The brand is Lily of the Desert. It's certified organic, and I purchase it from the Whole Foods Market. It costs about $4 for 4 fl. oz.
I use it for everything. I put 2 or 3 dollops in my deep conditioner mix, and I mix in my hand w/ my leave-in conditioner as well. During the week, if I spritz my hair with my moisture mix, I may follow with this gel.
I also use it on my skin. It keeps blemishes away and refines the texture. I also use it on cuts and scrapes to heal them and prevent scarring.
It's good stuff. I buy it 2 or 3 tubes at a time.![]()
Divine Inspiration said:The brand is Lily of the Desert. It's certified organic, and I purchase it from the Whole Foods Market. It costs about $4 for 4 fl. oz.
I use it for everything. I put 2 or 3 dollops in my deep conditioner mix, and I mix in my hand w/ my leave-in conditioner as well. During the week, if I spritz my hair with my moisture mix, I may follow with this gel.
I also use it on my skin. It keeps blemishes away and refines the texture. I also use it on cuts and scrapes to heal them and prevent scarring.
It's good stuff. I buy it 2 or 3 tubes at a time.![]()
HairPhoenix said:My parents always told me that you learn something new everyday. I have a huge bottle of 99% aloe vera gelly (Lilly of the Valley) that I purchased from a health food store... and it's just sitting under my sink not being used!I use it on my daughter's curly hair in the summertime. I didn't even think about using it on my hair.
And I have been trying to find something to soften my edges without coating or drying them out. Talk about someone snoozing on something...
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Thanks for this thread NewYorkgyrl.
And DI, again you are killing me with the Whole Foods (I'm jealous!!).![]()
ekomba said:hahaha Hairphoenix i have the same one the gallon one and i found that its really good as a setting lotion. it makes the hair come out like it has been under the dryer when its dryed. i used it right after cowashing before doing my twists. and when i remove my twists the next day, the twists out are superb, elastic and like i used rods so pretttttttty crunchy like but it makes it keep the twist out shape hard to explain
NewYorkgyrl said:Pretty crunchy? So it made your hair hard?
NewYorkgyrl said:WOW! I always thought that this stuff would make my hair dry hard. I wonder how my hair would turn out if I used a little before rollersetting or airdrying in a bun.
HairPhoenix said:And DI, again you are killing me with the Whole Foods (I'm jealous!!).