Add these to your conditioner the next time you deep condition. I got back from a trip last Friday. I did not get to wash my hair for over a week. So well last night, I decided to wash my hair again and when I went to get my regular old honey and olive oil to mix in with my conditioner I noticed 2 avocados that I had bought the week before. Well needless to say they were now not fit to eat (very mushy). I put them in the blender and put it on liquefy, mixed in some coconut mix, the olive oil, honey and my moisturizing conditioner. Put it on my head, covered with a plastic bag and a hot damp towel. Left it on for an hour (reheated the towel twice). When I rinsed my hair my hair just felt so incredibly soft. But get this ladies, when it dried my unruly 4a hair in the middle of my hair just sort of lays there and did not curl up like it usually does. Today it still feels moist. It's like it is holding onto the other products (leave in conditioner, cream hair dressing and oil) like never before, or else it is intensifying their effect. Try this I think you'll like it.
HONEY/EVO/AVOCADO/COCONUT MILK - WOW!
- Thread starter Edie
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KinksnCurlz
New Member
sounds interesting
Did you use the coconut milk in the can?
Did you use the coconut milk in the can?
sengschick
The Bun Master
Boy, you ladies are creative!!! I was wondering the same thing as CH, milk in the can?
Brooke007
Member, Dumbledore's Army
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when it dried my unruly 4a hair in the middle of my hair just sort of lays there and did not curl up like it usually does.
[/ QUOTE ] That would be due to the coconut milk
(yes in the can). It gives me a mild texturized look. Only I got carried away with it and had some shedding after awhile. Now I'm scurred.
I've done something similar only with castor oil instead of EVOO (I'm one of the few who's hair hates EVOO) and sans the avocado. I may have to try this too.
Make sure it's coconut milk not cream!
when it dried my unruly 4a hair in the middle of my hair just sort of lays there and did not curl up like it usually does.
[/ QUOTE ] That would be due to the coconut milk
I've done something similar only with castor oil instead of EVOO (I'm one of the few who's hair hates EVOO) and sans the avocado. I may have to try this too.
Make sure it's coconut milk not cream!
sengschick
The Bun Master
Brooke, how much is too much? Lord knows I don't need to add another thing to my hair care regime....
But it sounds interesting and I love the smell of coconut in my hair.
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Brooke007 said:
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when it dried my unruly 4a hair in the middle of my hair just sort of lays there and did not curl up like it usually does.
[/ QUOTE ] That would be due to the coconut milk
(yes in the can). It gives me a mild texturized look. Only I got carried away with it and had some shedding after awhile. Now I'm scurred.
I've done something similar only with castor oil instead of EVOO (I'm one of the few who's hair hates EVOO) and sans the avocado. I may have to try this too.
Make sure it's coconut milk not cream!
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It is the coconut milk. I mix coconut milk with my conditioners and it loosens the curl and softens the hair.
Brooke007 said:
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when it dried my unruly 4a hair in the middle of my hair just sort of lays there and did not curl up like it usually does.
[/ QUOTE ] That would be due to the coconut milk
I've done something similar only with castor oil instead of EVOO (I'm one of the few who's hair hates EVOO) and sans the avocado. I may have to try this too.
Make sure it's coconut milk not cream!
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It is the coconut milk. I mix coconut milk with my conditioners and it loosens the curl and softens the hair.
sengschick
The Bun Master
It's amazing. My absolute favorite find of the year. It makes my hair straighten w/o adding anything else. It's the only time I can actually see my length. It's hard not to over use, b/c it leaves my hair soooooooo soft and I barely shed at all, even after not combing for days in btwn.
lwilliams1922
New Member
anyone still doing this?
TeeMBL
Lurker
I did a coconut milk, avocado, honey, AOHSR DC last weekend. My only problem was I did not liquify the mixture so I ended up with chunks of avocado in my hair (not cool). However, after I got over that hurdle, I noticed that my breakage had stopped all together. I had started a thread last week, concerned about breakage I was experiencing. After I did this DC, I have not seen a single piece of breakage all week!! Overall I loved it just for fixing my breakage problem.
This week I'm going to try the yogurt pre-poo, I heard it's a good "natural relaxer"....
This week I'm going to try the yogurt pre-poo, I heard it's a good "natural relaxer"....
BostonMaria
Well-Known Member
Did this for the first time a couple weeks ago. Got it in my hair now for an overnight treatment
I use avocado, coconut milk, honey, and grapeseed oil.
The mix sounds heavenly. I wanna try it
davisbr88
Well-Known Member
The mix sounds heavenly. I wanna try it
I made a video of it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBM0Ar1sJiw
It made my hair feel sooooo smooth.
I added more honey and coconut milk this time so I'll see if that makes a difference.
melisandre
Well-Known Member
I'm going to try this. My hair has been feeling drier since I dyed it.
melisandre
Well-Known Member
I tried this mixture too. It does make your hair feel really smooth. It also made my hair shinier.
I think I'll work this into my regi. Maybe use it every other week or something.
glamchick84
New Member
this sounds yummy!! i really wanna try it 
