Re: Delightfully Delicious DC Challenge 2012 (Part I)
kailand,
Response to using tea/coffee with dc:
I use an ayurvedic tea (equal parts of catnip, hibiscus, fenugreek) to spray my hair before applying oil dc. I use this combination of teas because my results are increased moisture; reduced shedding and single strand knots.
I mix up a dc paste using a few teaspoons of ayurvedic powders, tablespoon of oil and several ounces of conditioner.
I spray my hair with the tea and apply the paste from root to ends, massage my scalp and cover head with a plastic cap. I leave the paste in overnight or for a few hours. I rinse it out in the shower and follow with shampoo and conditioner or oil rinse to get the powder out of my hair.
You can simplify this process by spraying your hair with the tea of your choice and applying your favorite dc over it.
HTH
I would like to join but i have been feeling discouraged lately not having a good DCer i really DESPERATELY NEED MOISTURE! i really need some suggestions?
also can someone plz explain the coffee tea thing? i have absolutely no idea
kailand,
Response to using tea/coffee with dc:
I use an ayurvedic tea (equal parts of catnip, hibiscus, fenugreek) to spray my hair before applying oil dc. I use this combination of teas because my results are increased moisture; reduced shedding and single strand knots.
I mix up a dc paste using a few teaspoons of ayurvedic powders, tablespoon of oil and several ounces of conditioner.
I spray my hair with the tea and apply the paste from root to ends, massage my scalp and cover head with a plastic cap. I leave the paste in overnight or for a few hours. I rinse it out in the shower and follow with shampoo and conditioner or oil rinse to get the powder out of my hair.
You can simplify this process by spraying your hair with the tea of your choice and applying your favorite dc over it.
HTH