CandyCurls
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Will Steam tomorrow with Jasmine Ultra Nourishing Deep Conditioner.
You can try using garlic for shedding. http://www.longhaircareforum.com/ha...scussion/516153-wow-garlic-really-stinks.html. I discuss my method in post #17. Going forward, I will use garlic capsules instead of the fresh garlic. I read it works just as good.
If you are experiencing massive shedding, it might take doing the treatment 2-3 times totally calm it down. Going forward, once you get it under control, you can catch it before it gets out of control and do the garlic treatment right when it starts. Now it only takes me one treatment to control my shedding because I attack it right when it starts.Im so going to try your method, once I get to the store and get some garlic. This has been the worst winter ever. It feels like im just going bald and cant stop it.....
I know that salt has been talked about lately but I haven't paid much attention to it. Does it really helps and provides added moisture, etc? I know there is an active thread on this somewhere but I would like to hear your experience with it.DC my hair with my random mix but less salt this time. Made too much and used it to cowash SO's hair and it came out SOOOOO clean i mean squeaky but still moisturized!!!! i decided to seal and wet wrap my hair to see the true benefits without heat...
If you are experiencing massive shedding, it might take doing the treatment 2-3 times totally calm it down. Going forward, once you get it under control, you can catch it before it gets out of control and do the garlic treatment right when it starts. Now it only takes me one treatment to control my shedding because I attack it right when it starts.
There are many other threads on using garlic for shedding. I have tried prepooing with garlic and deep conditioning with garlic. Both methods work. It just depends on your preference.
Here are some threads that talk about shedding that I found for you - you'll notice that are many ways said to combat shedding - garlic, tea, coffee, henna, etc. I found that garlic was the easiest for me to incorporate since I could just add it to my prepoo or DC without having to do an extra step dedicated to combating shedding. You may find something better works for you....let me know how it goes.
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/ha...-discussion/513115-extreme-shedding-help.html (check out post #10 of what I wrote).
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/ha...view-discussion/515465-shed-no-more-help.html
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/hair-care-tips-product-review-discussion/269009-garlic-truth.html
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/ha...ussion/478598-lhcf-vs-shedding-thickness.html
I know that salt has been talked about lately but I haven't paid much attention to it. Does it really helps and provides added moisture, etc? I know there is an active thread on this somewhere but I would like to hear your experience with it.
Ouch that sounds painful...sry you had to go thru that. What else are you using on your hair? What type of DC did you use? Your hair may have too much protein. I've never used Aubrey Organics HSR, so I don't know what's in it....you may want to read the ingredients and make sure there isn't any sodium lauryl. Also, you said you used olive oil, too much of it can weigh your hair down and if you didn't detangle properly could cause roughness. Try some aloe vera, it helps restoring your ph level...HTHYesterday I deep conditioned again after I cowashed and it didn't go too well. I co washed with Aubrey Organics HSR and after I got out the shower my scalp was on FIRE! It was so itchy, but I toughed through it long enough to put my olive oil and honey mixture all over my head. As soon as I started applying the olive oil and honey, my hair felt hard, not at all like it did when I first did the EVOO&Honey. I don't know if it was because the first time my hair was in mini twists and I used much less opposed to now, with my hair being loose and I used way more. My hair and scalp were not feeling the deep treatment yesterday. After applying my heat cap for 20 minutes, I couldn't stand the itchiness so I rinsed it out. My hair felt better before I cowashed. I'm gonna DC again today. I ordered a new DC to try (Curl Junkie Curl Rehab) and I'm still shopping for some more to try out. I'd use my anita grant rhassoul but my hair is already so dry that I don't think it will work that well. Rhassoul is a cleanser. Idk though.
So far, I'm not doing well with this challenge.lol.
I use natural products (my staples lines are Qhemet, Oyin, Aubrey Organics) so none of them have sulfates, silicones, etc. The only conditioner I use is the HSR, but like I said I'm looking for more options. Right about now I'd probably be using the Qhemet Biologics Cocoa Tree Detangling Ghee, but I don't have any at all so I'm really struggling.lol. I haven't really been using any styling or moisturizing products because my hair has not been acting right. If my hair isn't even a little bit moisturized after I wash and DC, then my other products won't be too effective. I haven't detangled because my hair isn't moisturized.Ouch that sounds painful...sry you had to go thru that. What else are you using on your hair? What type of DC did you use? Your hair may have too much protein. I've never used Aubrey Organics HSR, so I don't know what's in it....you may want to read the ingredients and make sure there isn't any sodium lauryl. Also, you said you used olive oil, too much of it can weigh your hair down and if you didn't detangle properly could cause roughness. Try some aloe vera, it helps restoring your ph level...HTH