How do I incorporate egg in my protein treatments?

[Islandgurrl]

I'll like to do a protein treatment today, I have not done one in a few months. (yeah I know I'm a bad girl) I'll like to do one with egg - does any one have suggestions? What do I use, what do I need to buy, how long do I leave it on, do I then wash and condition, deep condition?

 

[remnant]

I don't think you have to add eggs because the protein treatments you have are strong enough and don't need any addition of egg protein!
Don't do it lady!

 

[Islandgurrl]

Ok thanks, maybe I need to re-word my post. I'll like to do a protein treatment with eggs. What do I need, and how do I do it?

 

[remnant]

There are so many protein treatment with eggs here is one:

http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=83078&highlight=avocado

 

[Missi]

My sister uses 1 Egg > Cholesterol > Evoo > peppermint oil mixed together and it makes her hair nice and strong and healthy looking. She relaxes every 6 weeks and suprisingly this protein treatment keeps her hair thick: she doesn't have see thru ends and her hair isn't thin either

 

[Treyjor]

ORS Hair Mayonnaise has a treatement on its directions with the usage of an egg. I don't know if your hair is damaged or not, it says for severely damaged hair. I don't think it would hurt if you used it. You may want to try it.

 

[sugarose]

I pre-poo sometimes with 1 egg mixed with conditioner and and a very small amount of oil. I love this mixtures, it gives me swinging, shiny hair.

 

[Neroli]

1 fresh whole egg + any thick condish (cholesteral, humectress, etc.) + few drops of oil of choice. Blend well, apply to hair, cover with plastic and leave on at least 20 minutes, with or without heat, rinse. Adding a fresh egg to condish gave my hair a lil but extra shine and strengh back in my pre-henna days.