Tracy
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This is the other side of PJism....the silver lining on the otherwise gray cloud of overspending and product graveyards...
I recently cleaned out my "hair closet" and purged down to only things I loved or wanted to re-try and was left with a nice selection of varied products. I have been in the market for a heavy, moisturizing, deep conditioning product - like cholesterol, but better - and I came across NACIDIT Olive Oil Hair Conditioner (Aciete de Oliva Crema Acondicionadora - is what it says most prominently on the green, yellow and white jar). I decided to try it out tonight. I washed with Head and Shoulders Classically Clean Shampoo (I had a few flakes I wanted to make sure I wasn't misdiagnosing) and conditioned with the NACIDIT for 45 minutes under a plastic cap - no heat. During the rinse my hair was BUTTERY. That's the only way to describe it. It had nice slip but felt very "substantially conditioned" if that makes sense /images/graemlins/crazy.gif /images/graemlins/tongue.gif. Like a real cream conditioner. It felt so nice on the rinse out that I decided to do something that I see a lot of Dom. Salons do, and mix some conditioner with water and use it as a leave in. I took a dollop of the NACIDIT, put it into a spray bottle and filled the bottle with water. I sprayed a little in my hair and rollerset as usual. I used the spray to rewet my hair as I rollerset.
The result on dry hair is wonderful. My hair feels like satin. The ENDS are shiny and my new growth is smooth and soft. My hair is really soft and shiny. This is going into my regular rotation.
NYers - I bought it at Optima Beauty Supply on John Street in Lower Manhattan. John and Nassau, I think. It' was $7 for 16ozs. Kinda reminds me of Blkmane's Tropical Aguacate - but better on my hair. The ingredients are nothing special - it's basically a cholesterol conditioner. But I like it!
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I recently cleaned out my "hair closet" and purged down to only things I loved or wanted to re-try and was left with a nice selection of varied products. I have been in the market for a heavy, moisturizing, deep conditioning product - like cholesterol, but better - and I came across NACIDIT Olive Oil Hair Conditioner (Aciete de Oliva Crema Acondicionadora - is what it says most prominently on the green, yellow and white jar). I decided to try it out tonight. I washed with Head and Shoulders Classically Clean Shampoo (I had a few flakes I wanted to make sure I wasn't misdiagnosing) and conditioned with the NACIDIT for 45 minutes under a plastic cap - no heat. During the rinse my hair was BUTTERY. That's the only way to describe it. It had nice slip but felt very "substantially conditioned" if that makes sense /images/graemlins/crazy.gif /images/graemlins/tongue.gif. Like a real cream conditioner. It felt so nice on the rinse out that I decided to do something that I see a lot of Dom. Salons do, and mix some conditioner with water and use it as a leave in. I took a dollop of the NACIDIT, put it into a spray bottle and filled the bottle with water. I sprayed a little in my hair and rollerset as usual. I used the spray to rewet my hair as I rollerset.
The result on dry hair is wonderful. My hair feels like satin. The ENDS are shiny and my new growth is smooth and soft. My hair is really soft and shiny. This is going into my regular rotation.
NYers - I bought it at Optima Beauty Supply on John Street in Lower Manhattan. John and Nassau, I think. It' was $7 for 16ozs. Kinda reminds me of Blkmane's Tropical Aguacate - but better on my hair. The ingredients are nothing special - it's basically a cholesterol conditioner. But I like it!
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