My deep conditioning mixture..

[VictoriaCrystal]

I like to keep it basically simple..I mix 100% coconut oil,olive oil,shea butter and a drop of 100% aloe..I use aloe for overall healing of the scalp..because it is mentioned as a healing agent in the bible.Before I do the treatment again, I use a deep cleansing shampoo to remove built up product.How much you mix depends on whether you are doing one head or many..I use a teaspoon of each,except aloe..unless the hair is very thick..you can also mix a lot and refrigerate..stick in the microwave and soften later..I do every six weeks or so and after relaxing..shampoo once afterward because it can leave relaxed hair looking oily.

 

[frizzy]

So, how long have you been doing hot oil treatments for your hair as a deep conditioner? Do you do any other treatments in between the six weeks for moisture?
One drop of aloe, is that all?

 

[VictoriaCrystal]

Facetiousness aside...The pure shea butter that I use adds thickness and makes a paste..and this works for me and my clients..their hair is beautiful and healthy and yes a drop of aloe..because it might dull out if more is added.

 

[VictoriaCrystal]

Oh and yes..I use different moisturizing shampoos and conditioners,depending on the ladies hair..For me and my ladies..I find that a lot of product on hair can be counterproductive..so I use what works..for us..

 

[sweetome1]

Facetiousness aside...The pure shea butter that I use adds thickness and makes a paste..and this works for me and my clients..their hair is beautiful and healthy and yes a drop of aloe..because it might dull out if more is added.

Dull out? What are you trying to imply?

Aloe is great and moisturizing!

 

[VictoriaCrystal]

It is a good moisturizer and healing agent,but left in takes some of the shine away.And I like for my ladies hair to have a beautiful shine and bounce.