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Homeade Overnight Treatment
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Lusa
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This a variation of a recipe contributed by goldensugar23 http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=68944
Half can or less coconut milk
1/4 c coconut oil
1/4 c Amla Oil or Olive Oil
A few good squirts of honey
Place this in a good size bowl and nuke this in a microwave until the coconut oil is melted.
After this I add 1/2 c of Proclaim Cholesterol, and mix this in until the mixture is creamy.
You can add more or less of the ingredients depending on the length of your hair. It can be runny, so ensure that you plastic cap and scarf are on securely. I also put a towel on my pillow for insurance.
ETA: there's a bit of trial and error with this concoction. So you may end up switching it up the next time you make it, so don't worry. I actually stopped measuring the ingredients and just eye ball it until I get the texture I like but for the first couple of time it helps to measure and add a little at a time.
Half can or less coconut milk
1/4 c coconut oil
1/4 c Amla Oil or Olive Oil
A few good squirts of honey
Place this in a good size bowl and nuke this in a microwave until the coconut oil is melted.
After this I add 1/2 c of Proclaim Cholesterol, and mix this in until the mixture is creamy.
You can add more or less of the ingredients depending on the length of your hair. It can be runny, so ensure that you plastic cap and scarf are on securely. I also put a towel on my pillow for insurance.
ETA: there's a bit of trial and error with this concoction. So you may end up switching it up the next time you make it, so don't worry. I actually stopped measuring the ingredients and just eye ball it until I get the texture I like but for the first couple of time it helps to measure and add a little at a time.
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honeybadgirl
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i tried that last week and i just LOVE the coconut milk!! i plan on keeping this as a part of my regimen
i used coconut milk, coconut, olive, jojoba and sweet almond oil mixed with conditioner and sat under dryer for 30 min and just with a cap for another 30min. it was great! super soft and super manageable
. loosened my natural curl also!
i used coconut milk, coconut, olive, jojoba and sweet almond oil mixed with conditioner and sat under dryer for 30 min and just with a cap for another 30min. it was great! super soft and super manageable
. loosened my natural curl also!
Lusa
New Member
honeybadgirl said:i tried that last week and i just LOVE the coconut milk!! i plan on keeping this as a part of my regimen
i used coconut milk, coconut, olive, jojoba and sweet almond oil mixed with conditioner and sat under dryer for 30 min and just with a cap for another 30min. it was great! super soft and super manageable
I have also used Jojoba and Almond Oil instead of Amla and the results were just as good. I always ensure that I use coconut milk to complement the coconut oil and as the base in the concoction. The last time I didn't I got tons of flakes.
glamazon386
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texasgrl said:
I use this too minus the mayo. Maybe the mayo is what makes it smelly?
My concoction isn't smelly.
honeybadgirl
New Member
Lusa said:
oh wow, really?
what did the flakes come from?
tijay
New Member
honeybadgirl said:i tried that last week and i just LOVE the coconut milk!! i plan on keeping this as a part of my regimen
i used coconut milk, coconut, olive, jojoba and sweet almond oil mixed with conditioner and sat under dryer for 30 min and just with a cap for another 30min. it was great! super soft and super manageable
That sounds delicious!!!
Lusa
New Member
honeybadgirl said:oh wow, really?
The only reason I can think of is that the cholesterol got chunky overnight without the coconut milk. The only thing I had missing from the mix was the coconut milk. Maybe it would have been different had I sat under the dryer. Who knows?
I actually made the mix last night with all the ingredients, and everything was just fine, no little yellow flakes.
ajargon02
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santia said:
I have a couple, but when I don't want a lot of work this is one of the ones I use
2-3 tbls castor oil
1/2 cp suave coconut or daily moisture condioner
2 tbls honey
2tbls coconut oil
2 drops almond eo-optional
2 drops chamomile eo-optional
1 drop sweet orange eo-optional
in a bowl, melt the coconut oil, when it's slightly cooled, but still warm to the touch, add the honey slowly. It's a humectant, so you can use more if you would like. then add the castor oil mix completely. once that's mixed, in a seperate bowl, heat up the cheapie conditoner of your choice in the microwave for about 15-20 seconds. You have to keep an eye on it so that it doesn't liquify. You just want it to be warm, mix the ingrediants in a bowl together, last put in your essential oils and apply to dry hair, wraping your head in plastic wrap. Go to bed in the am, rinse throughly. if you find your hair feels "greasy" then do a condioner wash to try to counter act that. My hair always feels soft and smells yummy after that.
I also like to do a deep condition but my staple recipie is similar to what you have already mentioned
1/2 cup qp dpr-11
4 tbls honey
4 tbls melted coconut oil
1/4 cp coconut milk (warmed)
4 tbls jojoba oil
amla powder (I usually use a good amount) that has been mixed w/ water to form a yogurt consistancy.
I mix the amla powder into the batch last
i heat up the coconut milk, and oils in seperate containers
I add the honey to the coconut milk, stiring till disolved, then add the listed oils, then I put that into the qp dpr-11. At this point I heat up the water for the amla powder and mix the amla and water seperately. I add the amla first, then let it sit for about 20-30 min w/ a plastic cap on. then I squish in the conditoner recipe, wrap head in plastic wrap for the night. I do put a towel over my pillows to catch any drips as well. in the am I rinse. For me it's a great conditioning tx, and it helps my curls to pop!
honeybadgirl
New Member
tijay said:
it really is and my husband just asked me if i got a relaxer.
honeybadgirl
New Member
janiebaby said:
i heated it up a bit but when i it do again i dont think i'll bother because i sit under the dryer anyway. i'll let you know when i do.
oh i did and would have to melt the coconut oil before i add it to the milk, conditioner and other oils
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Miss*Tress
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Blend an extremely overripe avocado with olive oil and mayonnaise for an overnight conditioner.
Be sure to mix in the blender until you obtain the texture of creamy deep conditioner; crushing the avocado leaves chunks which may be difficult to remove from your hair, especially type 4 naturals.
Be sure to mix in the blender until you obtain the texture of creamy deep conditioner; crushing the avocado leaves chunks which may be difficult to remove from your hair, especially type 4 naturals.
