Catnip for split ends?
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Mrs. Verde
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Nope never heard of it, but I read the board and it sounds interesting.
btrflyrose
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I was going to start a thread about this, but since there is one, I will post here.
I've been using catnip tea...based off the instructions from LHC...for about a month.
It's extremely conditioning
and it does reduce split ends and those little white bulbs on hair.
I either spray it on to saturate my hair and rinse it off after 2 hours or just use it as a leave-in.
I've been using catnip tea...based off the instructions from LHC...for about a month.
It's extremely conditioning
and it does reduce split ends and those little white bulbs on hair.I either spray it on to saturate my hair and rinse it off after 2 hours or just use it as a leave-in.
btrflyrose
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That's a no for me.
My cat would really not leave me alone if I used it!
This a a recipe for people who don't have a cat
lol
No, I don't have any pets.
But I believe some of the ladies on LHC do and didn't have any problems.
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Bluetopia
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slightly OT: between the catnip , listerine and vaginal creams...I am really starting to wonder....what WON'T we put in our hair in the name of progress?
I mean what if someone came in and showed us really impressive proof that 3 day old urine caused you to grow and retain 2 incHes in a month....how many of us would be
??
im only half kidding
I mean what if someone came in and showed us really impressive proof that 3 day old urine caused you to grow and retain 2 incHes in a month....how many of us would be
??im only half kidding
Cassandra1975
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Catnip actually has human uses, since it is really just an herb. It's just that some cats seem to love it, so that's what it's primarily used for. 
Human uses:
Catnip tends to have a sedative effect on humans. It is most often drunk as a tea.
It is also useful for settling an upset stomach. It has also been used to treat headaches, scarlet fever, coughing, insomnia & smallpox.
Catnip can also be used for cuts, studies show it has a natural healing quality. Crush fresh catnip leaves, damp them & apply to your cut. **
Some other medicinal uses for catnip are: Anaesthetic, antibiotic, anti rheumatic, antispasmodic, astringent, carminative, diuretic, muscular aches and pains, rheumatism, chills, cold in the joints, haemorrhoids, toothache.
Pregnant women should avoid catnip.
It can also be used as an aromatic herb in cooking & salads.
Bibliography
* Science Daily
** 277 Secrets Your Cat Wants You to Know by Paulette Cooper & Paul Noble.
*** Herbal Advisor
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Taken from http://www.cat-world.com.au/Catnip.htm
Human uses:
Catnip tends to have a sedative effect on humans. It is most often drunk as a tea.
It is also useful for settling an upset stomach. It has also been used to treat headaches, scarlet fever, coughing, insomnia & smallpox.
Catnip can also be used for cuts, studies show it has a natural healing quality. Crush fresh catnip leaves, damp them & apply to your cut. **
Some other medicinal uses for catnip are: Anaesthetic, antibiotic, anti rheumatic, antispasmodic, astringent, carminative, diuretic, muscular aches and pains, rheumatism, chills, cold in the joints, haemorrhoids, toothache.
Pregnant women should avoid catnip.
It can also be used as an aromatic herb in cooking & salads.
Bibliography
* Science Daily
** 277 Secrets Your Cat Wants You to Know by Paulette Cooper & Paul Noble.
*** Herbal Advisor
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Taken from http://www.cat-world.com.au/Catnip.htm
Cassandra1975
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People make teas out of all kinds of herbs...cats react to nettle, too - should we not use it? I could see the reaction to Listerine and Monistat, given that they are medicines that are manmade, for a totally different use. But catnip is simply an herb...nothing more, nothing less. It just happens to get some cats on a natural high.
I don't see why there's big shock value with this. Maybe it's just me.
Kacie
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Many folks get caught up in the "brand name" hype. The ingredients are all that really matter. I try to look past the commericial uses of a product.
Now.... as for this catnip craze going on over at our step-sister site......
NO. I'm scared of cats so I'm not touching anything that has the potential of attracting one.
beans4reezy
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Cassandra1975
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Oh no, I didn't take it as a judgment, I just wondered why everybody was surprised. LOL! I don't know if I can lump this in with the bull semen and MN. LOL!
Yeah that's a very thick line that I will never be crossing!!!Did y'all miss the bull semen thread?!? That was far too far for me!! I can deal with the monistat, not so much the listerine (alcohol content worries me), and the catnip, but I draw the line at bull semen!!
Ms_CoCo37
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Oh lawd, my cats would be messing with my hair all night. I can just see it now: three high cats buried in my hair.
I just got a visual of this!
You would have absolutely no peace!
