Supergirl
With Love & Silk
tishee said:thanks for posting this so1913. Do you mind me asking your opinion of it?
tia,
tishee
I use this. I like it. I make sure I follow the directions exactly and follow up with moisture.
tishee said:thanks for posting this so1913. Do you mind me asking your opinion of it?
tia,
tishee
Bublnbrnsuga said:Too much protein... can it lead to breakage and other problems? Is a clue that you are overusing protein dry hair? Thanks
Supergirl said:Yes, this could be true, but it's tricky because dry hair could also be an indicator that the hair needs more protein. In order for the hair to hold moisture, it needs protein. Protein binds moisture to the hair.
Back to your original question-- No one's hair is going to dry out from using a creamy conditioner with protein in it. Exception: Dudley Cream Protein Conditioner. For someone's hair to become brittle from protein, it would have to be from the overuse of a liquid protein conditioner. HTH
Me too!KiniKakes said:I would love to know the answer to this as well!!!!!
DSylla said:dumb question here...
Cholestoral is protein?
anky said:And when in doubt... get a HUGE jar of mayonnaise from your wholesale grocery store. Your hair will love you. HTH, Macherieamour!
Supergirl said:I use this. I like it. I make sure I follow the directions exactly and follow up with moisture.
How long do you leave the mayonnaise on your hair?anky said:And when in doubt... get a HUGE jar of mayonnaise from your wholesale grocery store. Your hair will love you. HTH, Macherieamour!
30-60 minutes without heat.Miss*Tress said:How long do you leave the mayonnaise on your hair?