Mayo,anyone?

[tennile]

Just curious to know if anyone has tried mayonnaise as a deep conditioner.

 

[Zoe]

Yes...mix it with an egg and sit under the dryer for 20 minutes..

An inexpensive deep conditioner I might say myself

 

[soslychic]

Yes, I mixed it with egg and sat under the dryer for about 20 minutes too. No the heat did not cook the egg

My hair felt very good after rinsing it out, but I wouldn' t say better than my normal conditioners and my normal conditioners don't make me wanna

I started a post on that a while back. I'll bump it up for ya.

 

[Cres81]

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My hair felt very good after rinsing it out, but I wouldn' t say better than my normal conditioners

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Ditto on that!

 

[Tebby1017]

My mother used to do this all of the time when I was a little girl.

Tebby

 

[caralexis2005]

yep i mix mine with eggs for protein and honey for moisture. sometimes i put some essential oils like jojoba or castor or rosemary in just to have fun. i like being a chemist with things that are good for my hair. if i want more slip i just use a dab of conditioner and rinse again.

 

[Super_Hero_Girl]

yes, it's a great inexpensive conditioner. my brother used to mix mayo with eggs and honey when he had dreds. i thought it was gross then and i recently went natural and i've tried it a couple of times. it's a pretty good conditioner and it adds sheen, but the honey is difficult to work with and it smells. i'm not sure if it's worth the effort and i prefer my regular conditioner. but hey you should still try it for yourself!

 

[brenda55]

I use half avocado mashed mixed with organic mayonnaise, then i sit undr my heat cap, not dryer for 30 minutes. my hair is shinny and mosrturized.

 

[AnjelLuvs]

I have tried mayo, I think if you do a search you can see my thread about it. I liked it veyr much, I used it as a deep conditioner. I mixed in an egg and olive oil and some hot 6 oil too. I loved the results. I would do it more often but in college mayo is a spread for a sand'mich