SimplyLive
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I have heard about pure ghee butter used in hair. Does anyone use this to detangle their hair? How do you use it?
Does Anyone Use Pure Ghee Butter to Detangle Their Hair?
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MrsJaiDiva
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I've never used it to detangle, but I did include some in a pomade I just made. It's supposed to be very moisturizing, and softens the hair. I mostly use it for cooking though...it's so much better than butter or margarine.
Evolving78
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nope, but i have used the coco detangling ghee from QB and it was divine! the best moisturizing, detangling product for my hair. when i go back to the natural side, i will keep this in my stash.
SimplyLive
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Thanks you all!
Any other uses for natural ghee?
Any other uses for natural ghee?
Maguerite
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It's supposed to have one of the highest smoke points out of all the oils so is really safe and stable for cooking. It also tastes fantastic and I use it in baking instead of butter for a richer, creamier taste. I have never thought to use it on my hair and probably wouldn't as its quite greasy; castor oil or grapeseed oil do a great job detangling anyway.
OsnapCnapp!
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MrsJaiDiva
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It blended nicely with the other oils that I used, and didn't cause any cloudiness or discoloration. After I added the fragrance, there wasn't any additional smells from the oil mix either. I'll ask my Mom how she likes the feel of it, as I made it for her birthday.
This was the second time I've tried a pomade, and I think it came out better than the 1st batch...I used too much lipidthix that time...
OsnapCnapp!
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It blended nicely with the other oils that I used, and didn't cause any cloudiness or discoloration. After I added the fragrance, there wasn't any additional smells from the oil mix either. I'll ask my Mom how she likes the feel of it, as I made it for her birthday.
This was the second time I've tried a pomade, and I think it came out better than the 1st batch...I used too much lipidthix that time...
Lipidthix, hmm....that sounds interesting. Might try that. I was planning to use mostly Waxelene and add other things that will make a nice, thick pomade for heavy sealing. Im going to look into Lipidthix.
MrsJaiDiva
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http://www.lotioncrafter.com/lipidthix.html
I love it...much nicer for this kind of product than emulsifying wax.
Sorry for the thread hijack OP!!
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