Jerry Juice ladies, help me out.

[.:Eden:.]

I recently fell head over heels for Hawaiian Silky Miracle Worky 14 in 1. Although I love it, since glycerin is #2 on the ingredients list, its starting to suck the moisture from my hair. I sealed with coconut oil the first time I tried it, but I could feel after it dried that it wasn't heavy enough. So, I applied Shea Moisture Shea Butter Leave In Conditioner over it the next day. Even though I pin my hair up it's still losing its moistness(?).

Any suggestions from ladies who use glycerin based products in the winter?

 

[MyAngelEyez~C~U]

try misting your hair with water throughout the day to give the glycerin something to draw up.

 

[MyAngelEyez~C~U]

If your office is dry, try keeping a humidifier in your area, or use one at home.

 

[alive]

try misting your hair with water throughout the day to give the glycerin something to draw up.

I agree. glycerin needs something to draw water from--that's why alot of people opt to use glycerin-based products in the more humid months only. If you want to use it in the winter time, you might need to spritz lightly a little more frequently

 

[Crystal]

Yes, I've noticed my Scurl ol faithful moisturizer works better in the warmer months also. This winter I started using the Olive Oil Smooth and Hold pudding. It didn't smooth and hold for nothing but I found it was a great moisturizer. In looking at the ingredients Glycerin is the fourth or fifth ingredient after water, coconut oil and mineral oil. I love it as a moisturizer, so you may want to try switching to something like that.

 

[.:Eden:.]

Thanks ladies! I just misted my hair and it feels great.