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BEST OILS 4 AIR DRYING WITH!!??
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SilkyandSmooth
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Coconut oil is my favorite for air drying. Jojoba oil would be my other choice.
SouthernGirl
New Member
I like using Wild Growth Oil. I believe it has some of the ingredients listed above.
jerseyjill
New Member
Den 1,
You always have the best threads. I swear Im sitting here with 2 ponytails, air drying, thinking " I should have put some oil on before it dried". But I find that when I put Sta sof Fro, it takes longer to dry.
How about something from the Protectiv line or does anyone use Olive Oil cream? I cant think of the brand, but it is a very light hair cream, it is green and comes in a green jar. The same company makes Carrot cream also.
I use to use it when I was relaxed, it was good.
You always have the best threads. I swear Im sitting here with 2 ponytails, air drying, thinking " I should have put some oil on before it dried". But I find that when I put Sta sof Fro, it takes longer to dry.
How about something from the Protectiv line or does anyone use Olive Oil cream? I cant think of the brand, but it is a very light hair cream, it is green and comes in a green jar. The same company makes Carrot cream also.
I use to use it when I was relaxed, it was good.
Erica78
Coils coils & more coils!
I know most people here say that the extra virgin/unrefined Coconut Oil is the best...but I use Dabur Anmol brand...and haven't had any problems with it drying my hair out. It's not expensive...and I think it's pretty good stuff. I'm going to try Virgin Oil de Coco-Crème from http://www.natureswildchild.com soon since so many people here recommend it. I hear it smells really good.
SilkyandSmooth
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Yes, I use extra virgin coconut oil, which I bought from Puritan Pride.
Nanyanika
Well-Known Member
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Den 1,
You always have the best threads. I swear Im sitting here with 2 ponytails, air drying, thinking " I should have put some oil on before it dried". But I find that when I put Sta sof Fro, it takes longer to dry.
How about something from the Protectiv line or does anyone use Olive Oil cream? I cant think of the brand, but it is a very light hair cream, it is green and comes in a green jar. The same company makes Carrot cream also.
I use to use it when I was relaxed, it was good.
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Thanks, you shoulda remembered to put some oil on, it would have been great to read a review from you. I'll check out the profectiv site /images/graemlins/wink.gif.
Den 1,
You always have the best threads. I swear Im sitting here with 2 ponytails, air drying, thinking " I should have put some oil on before it dried". But I find that when I put Sta sof Fro, it takes longer to dry.
How about something from the Protectiv line or does anyone use Olive Oil cream? I cant think of the brand, but it is a very light hair cream, it is green and comes in a green jar. The same company makes Carrot cream also.
I use to use it when I was relaxed, it was good.
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Thanks, you shoulda remembered to put some oil on, it would have been great to read a review from you. I'll check out the profectiv site /images/graemlins/wink.gif.
Nanyanika
Well-Known Member
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I know most people here say that the extra virgin/unrefined Coconut Oil is the best...but I use Dabur Anmol brand...and haven't had any problems with it drying my hair out. It's not expensive...and I think it's pretty good stuff. I'm going to try Virgin Oil de Coco-Crème from http://www.natureswildchild.com soon since so many people here recommend it. I hear it smells really good.
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Thanks, i think i'll purchase the Extra virgin kind, i had problems with dryness when adding coconut oil to my hair years ago.
I know most people here say that the extra virgin/unrefined Coconut Oil is the best...but I use Dabur Anmol brand...and haven't had any problems with it drying my hair out. It's not expensive...and I think it's pretty good stuff. I'm going to try Virgin Oil de Coco-Crème from http://www.natureswildchild.com soon since so many people here recommend it. I hear it smells really good.
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Thanks, i think i'll purchase the Extra virgin kind, i had problems with dryness when adding coconut oil to my hair years ago.
Nanyanika
Well-Known Member
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WGO or extra virgin coconut oil. I got mine from Puritan's Pride. I'm pretty sure they're running their buy 1, get 2 free special right now. Their coconut oil smells just like fresh coconuts. Yummy.
I could see jojoba oil working well, also.
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Thanks Tai, most ladies here love coconut oil, i'm going to purchase wgo too, i ran out of mine a few months ago and forgot to repurchase, I remember it made my natural hair so silky and nice /images/graemlins/grin.gif.
WGO or extra virgin coconut oil. I got mine from Puritan's Pride. I'm pretty sure they're running their buy 1, get 2 free special right now. Their coconut oil smells just like fresh coconuts. Yummy.
I could see jojoba oil working well, also.
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Thanks Tai, most ladies here love coconut oil, i'm going to purchase wgo too, i ran out of mine a few months ago and forgot to repurchase, I remember it made my natural hair so silky and nice /images/graemlins/grin.gif.
sengschick
The Bun Master
Avocado and Castor oil mixed. Castor oil sticks to my ends like glue /images/graemlins/up.gif, but it's too heavy for me to use alone. It's probably a 3:1 ratio.
pink_flower
Well-Known Member
WGO for me
dreemssold
New Member
I think jojoba, but then again, I haven't tried coconut oil to airdry.
A_Christian
New Member
Coconut oil and KeraCare Essential Oils for me 
