never mix......

[chebaby]

ok this is a warning.
never mix sitrinilla with dabur vatika oil and honey. most of my conditioners i mix with coconut oil and honey but this time i decided to try out vatika since its new to me. can i tell you i literally almost died twice from the smell. i had a plastic cap on but every time i moved i got a big wiff that took my breath away. when i washed it out my hair just didnt feel right. after i shampoo'd and conditioned my hair still didnt feel right. once i flat ironed my ends felt soooooooooo rough and my ends never feel rough. im really sad. i will use the conditioner and oil by itself in the future but never together again.

so what have you used mixed together that was a disaster for you?

 

[empressri]

oh gawd!!!!! nah, vatika is something i use alone.

 

[tada1]

oh no! I hope you were able to fix that. I dont use any of the items you listed, and I seldom mix products; but thanks for the warning

 

[Eisani]

If you bought the Vatika Frosting, try that instead of the Dabur in the SitriNillah. Promise it won't stink, but you'll still get the benefits of vatika oil .

 

[BostonMaria]

Oh wow! Thanks for the warning. I only use Amla Powder. My nose can't handle most Indian oils.

 

[clever]

ok this is a warning.
never mix sitrinilla with dabur vatika oil and honey. most of my conditioners i mix with coconut oil and honey but this time i decided to try out vatika since its new to me. can i tell you i literally almost died twice from the smell. i had a plastic cap on but every time i moved i got a big wiff that took my breath away. when i washed it out my hair just didnt feel right. after i shampoo'd and conditioned my hair still didnt feel right. once i flat ironed my ends felt soooooooooo rough and my ends never feel rough. im really sad. i will use the conditioner and oil by itself in the future but never together again.

so what have you used mixed together that was a disaster for you?

I don't mean to laugh at you but