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Y'all don't get it. Believe me, coffee is strongest in caffeine the closer it is to green. The more you roast it, the more caffeine you lose. That's why people don't get the jitters so much from a french roast or espresso that they would get with a regular American drip coffee. Green coffee would yield more caffeine than tea. I guess that if someone ground and boiled the green one, they would get a coffee that looks like Arab coffee drink (like what is drunk in Saudi) and it resembles a light tea. You'd probably not get the staining. I have some green coffee beans around here somewhere and I'll test it. If anyone wanted to try it, got to an Arab marketplace or Ethiopian one (they like to roast their own coffee for ceremonies etc.). They definitely say to not use instant tea or coffee as a hair rinse:
http://www.curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=974748
Yes.Thank you for that testimony! Is that spray for sale the internet??
I wonder if you took coffee, and cooked it down, if it would concentrate the caffeine? :scratchch
I wonder too, but would the heat destroy the caffeine?
I just poured coffee on my head after wash/ cond/ dc and I have left it on for 18 minutes, the articles I put above in the thread somewhere said that it could be left on longer for maximum effect if the scalp isn't too sensitive apparently mine isn't, but I did do an oil rinse, and put coconut oil on my scalp to condition, early before I even shampooed,so maybe that's why. Anyways I'm not leaving it on any longer but it does feel good. It feels cool, kinda like when I do the nettle rinse, except my pores seem like they are opening way up. I like it so far...we'll see about it's effect on the hair overall though!
Where is the challenge?
Now the question remains as to how often we should do this to see results?
Hmmmmm, JustKiya's idea of grinding up NoDoz was funny but yet ingenious. I'll follow this thread because I'd like to mix this in some oil or something...
Hmmmmm, JustKiya's idea of grinding up NoDoz was funny but yet ingenious. I'll follow this thread because I'd like to mix this in some oil or something...
That is what I'm doing....I'm mixing mine in JBCO
Now the question remains as to how often we should do this to see results?
If NoDoz would help with hair growth, what do you think Viagra would do? Since it does stimulate blood flow.
Hi Ladies,
I have one dumb question to ask, I am on my way to the supermarket, which brand of coffee should I purchase?
A 16.9 ounce bottle of Water Joe contains 60 milligrams of caffeine.
Water Joe is caffeine-enhanced pure artesian water. The drink currently comes in three bottle sizes - 16.9oz, 20oz, and 33.8oz (1 liter). The 1 liter size contains 120mg of caffeine.
Water Joe is not carbonated.
I've thought about it. Pouring coffee over my head/hair is too much work. Since the article is about caffeine, not coffee, I'm going to try my original suggestion and crush up caffeine pills, mix into aloe vera gel or coconut oil and see what happens. There was a concern about additives in the pills so I found some pills that don't have a bunch of additives and I will go to my local vitamin store or gnc to see if I can find them. OR I'll order the Boots spray. OHHH i just thought...I can make my own spray. I think I may cornrow or braid all winter so i can use a spray daily.....hmmmmm
ORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR what about caffeine water? http://www.waterjoe.com/main.html
Oooh, will you share what sort of pills you found? I'm with you on the pouring coffee over head = too much work.
That caffeine water is interesting - would be a good option for people who don't want to take the risk of the coffee/tea coloring/staining their hair/tub.
1st let me say I'm not using, never used or support the brand of pills. I only listed this because of the ingredients vs. the ingredients in No-Doz. There are probably other brands of caffeine pills that do not have all the additives that No-Doz does. Plus (based on what I've read so far) the cellulose and Magnesium Stearate more than likely won't get absorpbed through the scalp. But I'm not a doctor or chemist so I don't have fact to back that up.
i posted the link a few pages back. here it is:
http://www.freakynutrition.com/details/shop/KZ-004
INGREDITENTS:
Caffeine Anhydrous 200mg (ACTIVE) Cellulose, Magnesium Stearate (vegetable), Gelatin (capsule).
Why not use 100% pure caffeine powder instead of crushing pills full of binders and other ingredients?
http://www.aonevitamins.com/caffeine.htm
http://www.worldclassnutrition.com/activator1.html
Ahhhhhhh! Okay, I missed that before - thank you!
Those are almost the same ingredients as were in the liquid stuff I posted a couple pages back, too......and since it's a capsule, you would have to open each one..... hrm, I might go with the pureCaf....
Why not use 100% pure caffeine powder instead of crushing pills full of binders and other ingredients?
http://www.aonevitamins.com/caffeine.htm
http://www.worldclassnutrition.com/activator1.html
I flew into this thread anxious for another reason to drink coffee! I'm not even gonna read the thread to see if it works, coffee makes my hair grow and I'm sticking to it.
Thanks! Now I can be lazy again - won't have to crush or dissolve pills LOL