Gabbana, MSA, NaturalGirl, get in here!!! Sam's Scalp Soothing Recipe!!!

[Lucky's Mom]

Hey Y'all!!! I took a break from reading...to tell you about this...

I know how IJ -ish we are!!!! (ingredient Junkie)

I put this together this morning - and it felt GRRRREAT!!!!! I did a cassia treat over the weekend - and forwhatever reason - My moisture was not up to par... oh well - easily fixed!!!!


Sam's scalp soother.... (also softens the lovely kinks!!)


3 tbls - Aloe Vera GEL ( lily of the desert, inner fillet gel) ( whole Foods)

2 tbls - jojoba oil

1 tbl - coconut oil

10 drops each

peppermint oil
tea tree
patchouli
rosemary


place this all in a tint bottle.... Shake well - use as a scalp treat....YUM!!!! It is not super runny...But it sinks in!!!

I put a piece of plastic wrap on - then tied my hair down with a scarf for about 1/2 hour..... YUM!!!!

ok - my oh naturalle sistas.... have fun....

 

[Lucky's Mom]

Hey - where is everyone???????

 

[Born Again Natural]

What's a cassia treatment?

 

[Lucky's Mom]

What's a cassia treatment?

check the henna threads.... It is Cassia Obovata - considered neutral henna.... Excellent for conditioning.

 

[Eisani]

I'm trying this tonight. I did henna last night and need to poo again tonight cuz I still see henna under my fingernails (Yemeni henna is a BEAST! Pretty color though!). My hair will need all the lushness it can get!

ETA: You didn't rinse, did you? You just let it soak in and go about your business?

 

[Lucky's Mom]

I'm trying this tonight. I did henna last night and need to poo again tonight cuz I still see henna under my fingernails (Yemeni henna is a BEAST! Pretty color though!). My hair will need all the lushness it can get!

ETA: You didn't rinse, did you? You just let it soak in and go about your business?

Nope. I used it this morning on my scalp and twists....

My Twists are 'juicy'

 

[msa]

Oooo this looks good...and aloe vera has mucopolysaccarides (that is not spelled right) and the rosemary is supposed to aid in growth as well....I need to get myself some more aloe vera anyway.

SJ to the rescue!

Now, go read.

 

[Lucky's Mom]

Oooo this looks good...and aloe vera has mucopolysaccarides (that is not spelled right) and the rosemary is supposed to aid in growth as well....I need to get myself some more aloe vera anyway.

SJ to the rescue!

Now, go read.

heee - ok.....

Get the GEl - not the juice.... Ge the the JUICE for your daily spritz....

 

[naturalgurl]

I took a break and actually did some work @ work...can you imagine??? Actually I was surfing the net for the best juicer and found a Breville, then I was looking at some Cuisinart pans. I'm trying not to buy stuff for my hair but looks like it's took on another face....

Anyway, this sounds yummy! I need to get some patchouli though. I'm going to try this, especially after my henna treatments!

 

[naturalgurl]

Oooo this looks good...and aloe vera has mucopolysaccarides (that is not spelled right) and the rosemary is supposed to aid in growth as well....I need to get myself some more aloe vera anyway.

SJ to the rescue!

Now, go read.

Hmmm, you're right msa. I also love your siggy of edible and easy to find...

 

[mahoganee]

I do a mixture similar to this and these eo's do indeed feel good on your scalp. Aaah! I love me some patchouli.

 

[sydwrites]

Sounds good, I just put together a similiar mix myself for prepooing, but I dont have patchouli - what is this good for?

 

[mahoganee]

Sounds good, I just put together a similiar mix myself for prepooing, but I dont have patchouli - what is this good for?

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Patchouli has been used extensively in Asian medicine, apperaring in the Chinese, Indian and Arabic traditions. The oil is widely employed as a fragrance and,in India, as an insect repellent. Patchouli is used in herbal medicine in Asia as an aphrodisiac, antidepressant and antiseptic. It is also employed for headaches and fever. Patchouli essential oil is used in aromatherapy to treat skin complaints. It is thought to have a regenerative effect on skin tone and to help clear conditions such as eczema and acne. The oil may also be used for varicose veins and hemorrhoids.
Believed to help prevent the spread of disease. Extensively used as incense. The essential oil is for EXTERNAL USE ONLY and it should always be diluted with a suitable carrier oil such as Jojoba, Grapeseed or Sweet Almond Oil before applying to the skin. Keep it away from children and pets. It is non-toxic and non-irritant but with possible sensitization in some individuals. Use for acne, chapped & cracked skin, dermatitis, eczema, frigidity, fungal infections, incense, insect repellent, oily hair & skin, weeping eczema, wounds, wrinkles, athlete's foot, dandruff, hair care, impetigo, nervous exhaustion, open pores, sores, stress related conditions. Used extensively by bee keepers with Wintergreen and Tea Tree.
This oil has a persistent, musky, earthy, exotic aroma. Soothes and uplifts the spirit. Is soothing to the skin and is reported to be especially good for mature skin. Useful in protecting dry, mature or blemished skin, Sensual properties, Musky aroma lingers. Use on scalp for dandruff. Used in the East to scent linen and clothes and to repel fleas and lice. Can prevent sleep with its nerve stimulating properties.​

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[scarcity21]

sounds delish but aloe vera has protein right?