Novice homeade product testers beware!!! Lol

[~marti26.]

So I had some overripe bananas in my kitchen and aws about to throw them away when I got the bright idea to make a conditioner. I used 3 bananas, coconut oil, and Lekair cholesterol and mixed them up with a hand blender. I was being lazy and didn't feel like getting my stand blender. So i proceed to put it on allll 3 of my daughters' hair.

I apply it to their hair and let them sit under the dryer for like 5-10 minutes. They're young they can only take so much. Well after I wash it out there are so many remaining clumps of banana that weren't well blended. It took me 2 + hours to get it out and that was only the first two. I didn't get to my last daughters, it was too late.

Final word: If you're gonna use a banana PLEASE blend it until smooth. DUUH!! It seems like common sense now.

 

[Lucky's Mom]

Bananas MUST be Blended/ pureed for your homemade condishes. A hand blender won't get the job done.

Or..... Use Banana baby food.

 

[~marti26.]

Aaaah. Banana baby food. I'll try that next time. Thanks.

 

[LadyEuphoria007]

Bananas MUST be Blended/ pureed for your homemade condishes. A hand blender won't get the job done.

Or..... Use Banana baby food.

Oh wait...I'm not a baby lol.

Thanks for the tip! I might add some banana's to my DC tomorrow.

 

[JustKiya]

Banana baby food is the sure shot.

 

[poookie]

: puts a case of banana flavored baby food on her shopping list :

but not for my hair

 

[thinkpinkprincess]

ooh, I wanna try banana baby food, what a great idea!

 

[thinkpinkprincess]

double post!