My Hair feels like Budda!!!!!!!!!

[BlkOnyx488]

Ok I have been researching Bentonite Clay for the hair and Face, I have two pounds of the powder I purchased for the sole purpose of at home body wrap. So I never thought to use them for my hair or face until I did a search on the forum

Anyway, My hair is currently in Box braids, I am having a hard time keeping my hands out of my hair, I just like to play with it.

So I was getting ready for bed I slathered MTG and AMLA oil on my hair, and baggied it. Then after reading how easlily the Bentonite Clay washing out of the hair, I decided to Mix some ingredients together and put in my hair.

I mixed
three TBS of Bentonite clay
2 tsp of Cholella Powder
1 teaspoon of ACV
and then I added water until it was a paste.

Then I slathered it in my hair and put the baggie back on

I let it sit for an hour, it rinsed out real easy just like I read

First thing I noticed was the ends of my braids looked better. Then I touched it, It felt sooooo soft.

Then I took one of the braids out OMwow wow wow
it felt sooooo gooooooddddd even in the box braids I can tell my hair fells like velvet.

I did a protein treatment the other day and my hair was feeling hard the last to days. Now! Now it feels like Budda!!!

Ok I just had to share!!!!
Sorry for another fifty and eleven post about Bentonite Clay!

 

[Nubenap22]

lol id pay you to mak eme a mix for my braids but Im taking them out in abotu 2 weeks and Im dc in a few days...mmm im gonna smell like strawberries

 

[msa]

This reminds me...I should probably use some bentonite on my hair tomorrow...I haven't done it for a while. I love it because afterward my conditioner works better (which is crazy because AO white camellia works amazing by itself).

 

[tocktick]

^^ Bentonite also makes my condish work so much better too. It feels like it makes my hair hold moisture way better. I can manipulate my hair much less when I do a treatment.

 

[that_1_grrrl]

I read your title as "Buddha" and was wondering how your hair became enlightened.

Hm, and thanks for the heads up. I'm glad it worked for you!

 

[Ganjababy]

I love bentonite clay

 

[danigurl18]

I have to try this definately!

 

[TemiLnd]

Im with you on this. I do mine with coconut milk and it comes out sooo soft!! I had to braid up my hair cos i couldnt keep my hands out of it. This helps me deal with my natural hair very well. Comb just glides through.

 

[BlkOnyx488]

lol id pay you to mak eme a mix for my braids but Im taking them out in abotu 2 weeks and Im dc in a few days...mmm im gonna smell like strawberries

I accept all payments through paypal only

I read your title as "Buddha" and was wondering how your hair became enlightened.

Hm, and thanks for the heads up. I'm glad it worked for you!

think my hair found religion last night too!

 

[bgsix]

Isn't it wonderful when you find something that works!! Adding bentonite clay to the list.

 

[BrooklynSouth]

I would love to try this but kitty litter is bentonite clay and has a package warning that it can clog pipes. Spring/Summer, I can rinse my hair of clay outdoors but not winter. How does one avoid that expanding clay in the pipes?

 

[BlkOnyx488]

It didn't seem to be a problem. hmmmm

I would love to try this but kitty litter is bentonite clay and has a package warning that it can clog pipes. Spring/Summer, I can rinse my hair of clay outdoors but not winter. How does one avoid that expanding clay in the pipes?

 

[msa]

I would love to try this but kitty litter is bentonite clay and has a package warning that it can clog pipes. Spring/Summer, I can rinse my hair of clay outdoors but not winter. How does one avoid that expanding clay in the pipes?

I always rinse mine out in the shower.

After you get out, pour some baking soda down the drain and then follow it with vinegar...it's a great natural way to clean pipes and it will get rid of any extra clay. If you've ever done it before, mixing vinegar with the bentonite (which is what I do for my face) makes it puff up and look like a light frosting. But mixing it with water makes it a thick clay. So vinegar down the drain should do the trick (and I've never noticed any problems).