Naturals, honey leave-in?

[guyanesesista]

Hey natural ladies. I want to know if any of you use honey as a leave in. If so what's your mix?

 

[Irresistible]

wouldnt that be too sticky to leave in?

 

[msa]

I *think* naturalgurl uses it slick back her edges, kind of like gel.

 

[Vshanell]

I do honey rinses as a leave in. I just mix a spoonfull of honey into about a cup and a half of warm water. It makes my curls shiny and more defined. It helps prevent frizzies too.

 

[Joanna721]

I do honey rinses as a leave in. I just mix a spoonfull of honey into about a cup and a half of warm water. It makes my curls shiny and more defined. It helps prevent frizzies too.

im sooooo gonna try this

 

[Noir]

I had never thought to leave it in... hmm

 

[Vshanell]

im sooooo gonna try this

It dosen't leave your hair sticky or anything either.

Here's a pic of my hair w/honey rinse.http://public.fotki.com/Pokahontas/2007/wash-n-go-pics-w-ho/picture31541.html

 

[Irresistible]

It dosen't leave your hair sticky or anything either.

Here's a pic of my hair w/honey rinse.http://public.fotki.com/Pokahontas/2007/wash-n-go-pics-w-ho/picture31541.html

Gorgeous curls mama!

 

[ladylibra]

i mix honey into my conditioner... it's perfect cuz the conditioner acts as my leave-in (i squeeze it out instead of rinsing) and the honey gives my coils some hold and definition without being too stiff or sticky.

 

[naturalpride]

I use honey as a leave-in to soften my hair when it is dry, I use raw honey, about a hand full and massage it into my hair. I haven't noticed any stickiness from the honey

 

[guyanesesista]

^^I've been thinking of ways to moisturize my hair well in this winter weather. I'll try this when my other moisturisers are done.