Black Tea Rinse. Is it for breakage or shedding

[summerof1990]

Just to clarify. And where can i find this. I saw some in walmart but it had all these different flavors and stuff i knew it wasnt the real one. Should i try an asian market?

 

[LovinCurls]

It's for shedding. I don't think tea would stop breakage. But I'm not sure. I use regular black tea. At my local supermarket they have a huge bag (200 tea bags) for about $8, and it's regular Black Tea that's what I use, this vid really helped/encouraged me. HTH.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOx1mfQxyAk&feature=relmfu

 

[Shadiyah]

if you can get to a farmers market you can get it loose or either one. I think it is for shedding but I know the coffee is for shedding.

 

[ebonyseas]

It's for shedding. Use any black tea such as Lipton, etc.

 

[lilyofthenile]

Shedding because it inhibits DHT. Any black tea without flavouring is fine.

 

[greenandchic]

I have a lot of loose Earl Gray tea I may try the rinse with. How long do you normally keep the tea in your hair before rinsing?

 

[InBloom]

I use it for shedding and it works pretty well. Lipton brand, no worries

 

[naturalgyrl5199]

Same here. I use Bigelow's english teatime.

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Using Lipton's Black Pearl Tea. Love it!

Glad I've incorporated this into my Regimen

 

[JudithO]

Ok... How do you guys incorporate this?

Does this sound right?

Cowash --> rinse out
Black tea rinse (2 tea bags in 1 liter water) --> Massage in --> rinse out
Light reconstructor --> sit for 20 minutes --> Rinse
Moisture DC --> Sit for 1 hr -- > Rinse out
?

I'm shedding something fierce... Can I do this weekly?

@IDareT'sHair Help??

 

[IDareT'sHair]

@judy4all

I do it every time I Cowash x2.

I usually do it as a Final Rinse

 

[hair4romheaven]

I mix green & black tea. I wash rinse apply half (4) cups of mixture in hair, massage. Dont rinse. Apply DC, steam, half way through steaming I apply the other (4) cups, finish steaming. I just started a few weeks ago & plan on continuing based on results.
Hth