Candy828
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Tip for the Day! May 12th
Just something I do and a cheap way to have an endless natural supply of Aloe Vera. Make sure you start with a hearty/healthy plant(organic grown plants are best) and replant the plant offsprings.
1. Grow and maintain a Aloe Vera Plant in your home.
2. Snip off a leave/succulent and use the sap(gel) in your "hair juice" or conditioning product.
3. Follow your hair regime as you normally would.
Here is a link to the Aloe Vera Plant picture, description, and uses.
http://www.guide-to-houseplants.com/aloe-vera.html
Things that make you say hmmmm.....:scratchch If you buy a aloe vera product... do you really know if they used a plant that was chemically treated for pest??? I guess we live by faith in so many ways..... I just wanted to share this...
Note & warning: Keep your plant environment pest free. If your plant has pests, Look at the natural ways to control the pest on your plant. You don't want to transfer any chemicals to your hair.
Those who live in Atlanta might be interested in checking out the June 25th, 2011 Organic Festival for entertainment, information, and tips: http://www.habeshainc.org/ogf/2011/04/test-slide-1/
Happy Hair Growing!
Just something I do and a cheap way to have an endless natural supply of Aloe Vera. Make sure you start with a hearty/healthy plant(organic grown plants are best) and replant the plant offsprings.
1. Grow and maintain a Aloe Vera Plant in your home.
2. Snip off a leave/succulent and use the sap(gel) in your "hair juice" or conditioning product.
3. Follow your hair regime as you normally would.
Here is a link to the Aloe Vera Plant picture, description, and uses.
http://www.guide-to-houseplants.com/aloe-vera.html
Things that make you say hmmmm.....:scratchch If you buy a aloe vera product... do you really know if they used a plant that was chemically treated for pest??? I guess we live by faith in so many ways..... I just wanted to share this...
Note & warning: Keep your plant environment pest free. If your plant has pests, Look at the natural ways to control the pest on your plant. You don't want to transfer any chemicals to your hair.
Those who live in Atlanta might be interested in checking out the June 25th, 2011 Organic Festival for entertainment, information, and tips: http://www.habeshainc.org/ogf/2011/04/test-slide-1/
Happy Hair Growing!