Do you always seal with oil after moisturizing?

[brookse2]

I voted other because I always seal my ends after moisturizing because I contantly bun and I'm worried about the ends being tucked under without some extra protection. I moisturize with NTM and seal with Africas best ultimate herbal oil.

 

[RocStar]

I do seal (with coconut oil) everytime I moisturize my ends (which is about every other day).

 

[DaDragonPrincess]

Always, I seal with oils when I moisturize my hair and DC

 

[PRBLKGIRL]

yes since on the boards I have and I'm so glad that I do because my hair looks so healthy and it doesn't look dry anymore!

 

[Lava27]

Yes ALWAYS! I've been moisturizing and bunning for years, but never used oil...my hair was always dry and braking...sealing with oil has made a huge difference in my hair!

 

[lowridin76]

I always seal with coconut oil after moisturizing. It makes my hair look and feel amazing throughout the day!

 

[Junebug D]

Not anymore. Oil sealing is one thing I picked up from here that I wish I hadn't. It didn't hold in moisture for any longer, and it weighed my hair down, and made my hair feel gummy & slick to the touch. And please don't say anything about using a dime-sized amount...

Is anyone using this?

^^ That stuff is good. I did use this before the jojoba, castor, coconut, EVOO test craze set in. That was very light and didn't leave my hair feeling gummy, no matter how much I used.

 

[The Princess]

Yes.

I use ORS Olive Oil creme in the jar, Palmers Coconut Oil Hair Milk, GVP Paul Mitchell "The Conditioner".

I seal with Hairveda Vatika Frosting. ( This stuff makes my ends so soft, I love it)

 

[LaidBak]

Is anyone using this?

Only on my edges. I am hoping it will thicken them.

I always seal with oil. Coconut oil works the best because it doesn't weigh my fine hair down and it gives great shine. How often? As often as I need it--2ce a day or 2ce a week. Just depends on what my hair is asking for.

 

[mizzdee]

Yes, whenever I co-wash or wash my hair. I use NTM leave in and seal with organic coconut oil. I co-wash every other day and wash w/poo 1x a week and my hair will stay moisturized until the next wash.

I didn't always seal tho I tried a lot of oils and my hair never reacted well with even the lightest oil. Then I found coconut oil I used to be one of those people that did not believe the hype about sealing until I found this.

 

[LushLox]

If I moisturise with shea butter there is absolutely no need to seal because it moisturises the hair so well.

 

[Mz.MoMo5235]

i seal 100% after moisturizing. i seal either with oil (evoo,evco, castor mix) or my whipped shea butter.

 

[Meritamen]

Yes, I seal with oil after moisturizing before going to bed and sometimes I also seal my hair when moisturizing in the morning.

 

[belldandy]

I do seal everytime. I use coconut oil or sometimes sweet almond oil or vitamin e

 

[goodmorningruby]

Short answer: no.

 

[Americka]

Yes! Plus my hair behaves better with a small amount of oil in it. Just enough to give it some shine and seal in the moisture.

 

[equestrian]

Leaving some of the conditioner in my hair after my co-washes is more than enough. I'm not big on oils(probably because I've only tried olive oil, hate that stuff)

 

[Mahalialee4]

Short answer: no.

same here.

 

[vkb247]

I always put coconut oil on my hair before I moisturize. I don't always use it afterwards.

 

[RossBoss]

I don't really believe in the concept of sealing. Sometimes I use just oil, sometimes just moisturizer or a combination of both. Never had any problems.

 

[Aggie]

I don't always seal my ends after moisturizing but I do when my hair absolutely needs it and sometimes I'm just downright lazy and don't wanna do it.

 

[LaToya28]

I don't always seal because most of my products contain some type of oil or butter anyway. Also now that it's getting hot I don't want to be walking around with a greasy forhead.

 

[godsflowerrr]

I voted ALWAYS!

 

[Ese88]

nope. because my moisturisers have a lot of oils in them anyway

 

[Sapphire_chic]

no. But the moisturiser I use a few times a week has jojoba and castor oil

 

[Fab_Nikki]

After I co-wash and apply my leave in, I then apply shea butter. If that's sealing then heck yeah i seal. Otherwise I have no idea what I'm doing I can only hope for the best at this point. LOL