Old Skool Hot Oil Treatments...

[LocksOfLuV]

I am not talking about oils either. I am talking about hot oil treatments such as Queen Helene, V05, TCB, Pink Oil etc, that usually don't have a drop of oils in them. Such as these:

When I was young my mom used to use those. That's why I called them "old skool." Plus I hardly see them mentioned here.

I found a box of V05 hot oil treatments at the dollar store and it worked like no one's business. I used it before shampooing. Right now I am using TCB's and it is decent.

What are your favorite, hot oil treatments (no oils, I am talking about treatments that are marketed as hot oil treatments)? How do you use yours?

 

[gymfreak336]

I would use the pink oil self heating one or queen helene hot oil treatment on wet hair. I would leave it on for about 15-20minutes, rinse, shampoo and condition. I think some one here mixes the queen helene hot oil into the cholesterol for a deep conditioning treatment.

 

[ravenmerlita]

Real old skool! I remember using the V05 one way way back. And I think it worked pretty well too. Thanks for the reminder.

 

[LocksOfLuV]

I would use the pink oil self heating one or queen helene hot oil treatment on wet hair. I would leave it on for about 15-20minutes, rinse, shampoo and condition. I think some one here mixes the queen helene hot oil into the cholesterol for a deep conditioning treatment.

I was thinking of doing that too, only as a prepoo. I need to use up what I have first.

 

[LocksOfLuV]

Real old skool! I remember using the V05 one way way back. And I think it worked pretty well too. Thanks for the reminder.

V05 (the moisturizing one) works VERY good on my hair. And I found a box of 3 tubes at the dollar store. Good stuff .

 

[HoneyDew]

I recently tried the v05 one. I read about it in a magazine. I have never been into hot oil treatments and I am not sure what it did for me, but I liked that it had protein in it. I needed some protein badly and thought that would be a nice start. Two of them were in the pack and I look forward to using the next one.

 

[LocksOfLuV]

I recently tried the v05 one. I read about it in a magazine. I have never been into hot oil treatments and I am not sure what it did for me, but I liked that it had protein in it. I needed some protein badly and thought that would be a nice start. Two of them were in the pack and I look forward to using the next one.

Let us know how it goes. I really enjoyed the V05.

 

[krissyprissy]

I have some Queen Helen under the sink. I use to use it all the time before LHCF. Now I only use it sometimes.

 

[LocksOfLuV]

I have some Queen Helen under the sink. I use to use it all the time before LHCF. Now I only use it sometimes.

Your hair is growing girl! I love the new pic.

You got me about to pick up some Queen Helenes!

 

[glamazon386]

My mom used to use the New Era one on my hair...

 

[StrawberryQueen]

VO5, all the types they had. I LOVED them.

 

[eunique]

I use Queen Helene's Jojoba Hot Oil Treatment w|my DCs. I absolutely love it.

 

[Dare~to~Dream]

I used the TCB hot oil treatment back in the day (in the little small tube) and I remember it worked pretty well on my hair too. I used it after washing and conditioning then I rinsed the oil off (basically I followed the instructions on the back of the label). I only discovered "hot oil treatments" being done before shampooing after joining hair message boards...hmm this thread is bringing back nostalgia and I may revisit the TCB hot oil that I loved to use. :scratchch

 

[PacificPurinsesu]

I use the new era hot oil treatment, and I love it! It heats up when it comes in contact with water and feels really good on my hair. I use it ever other wash, I apply it over my conditioner! It leaves my hair so soft.

 

[Proudpiscean]

I used the TCB hot oil treatment back in the day (in the little small tube) and I remember it worked pretty well on my hair too. I used it after washing and conditioning then I rinsed the oil off (basically I followed the instructions on the back of the label). I only discovered "hot oil treatments" being done before shampooing after joining hair message boards...hmm this thread is bringing back nostalgia and I may revisit the TCB hot oil that I loved to use. :scratchch

I used it this way too and my hair didn't like it.....it dried my hair out over time.

It may be great as a pre-poo though :scratchch

 

[LocksOfLuV]

I used it this way too and my hair didn't like it.....it dried my hair out over time.

It may be great as a pre-poo though :scratchch

The TCB treatment isn't all of that for my hair either. It's too watery and it doesn't make a difference. I am just trying to use it up.

 

[Dare~to~Dream]

I used it this way too and my hair didn't like it.....it dried my hair out over time.

It may be great as a pre-poo though :scratchch

Hmm...the picture of the box looks different...maybe the formula changed? I used that stuff YEARS ago (only once a month though)...I remember using the ones in the small tube but this looks like a bigger bottle. It probably no longer works for my hair either. I'll tell you what I didn't like: Aphogee's hot oil treatment. It was the only *prepared* hot oil treatment I used *after* finding the message boards. For some reason, I thought I would try it out. It kind of lathered in my hair like a mild soap or shampoo and my hair felt a little "hard" after rinsing it out.

 

[winterinatl]

I enjoy Queen Helen's Jojoba hot oil treatment. I like it a lot, but never use it because i have so many other conditioners.

 

[Vshanell]

What is it with these treatments not having any oil in it? What a crock. I used a Suave one back in the day and my hair was like straw. My hair has never been that dry in my life! I cant believe they still sell that crud.

 

[LocksOfLuV]

What is it with these treatments not having any oil in it? What a crock. I used a Suave one back in the day and my hair was like straw. My hair has never been that dry in my life! I cant believe they still sell that crud.

I didn't know Suave has a hot oil treatment?

I find that even tho these treatments don't have oil in them, they have good ingredients and are very effective and doesn't leave the hair greasy. Off to check out Suave's....

 

[bLackButtaFly]

I used to love the V05, and queen Helene's. I used one as a prepoo b4 putting my hair in twists, and I fell back in love.

 

[LocksOfLuV]

I used to love the V05, and queen Helene's. I used one as a prepoo b4 putting my hair in twists, and I fell back in love.

Aww I am getting excited to try the Queen Helene's.

 

[imstush]

I use Queen Helene, my mom used to use it when I was younger. I put it on after I shampoo, plastic cap, towel and let it sit for 15-20 minutes then I rinse it off with cold water.

 

[miracle]

I think my mother used to use VO5 Hot Oil on my hair "back in the day". Currently, I'm using Black n' Sassy Self Heating Hot Oil. Not a drop of oil that I can see in the ingredient list. It does have Vitamin E, though. Does that count?

 

[Vshanell]

Girl you don't wanna check that out, lol. I think Wal-Mart has it.

 

[tia123]

VO5 is really good!!!!!!!!!!!! I used to buy it year agoe. I think the old ones are not used as much because everyone is busy experimenting with natural oils such as Olive Oil, Coconut Oil etc.

 

[BklynHeart]

My mom used to use VO5 on my hair, wasn't too bad. Then she switched to L'Oreal Oleocap. It was the best!

 

[avanese]

Queen Helene's hot oil treatment works well for me

 

[PacificPurinsesu]

The new era one has two oils in it. It has jojoba oil and castor oil. It has a consistency of castor oil, kind of thick, not runny at all.

 

[Much2much41]

I still use the LeKair Self Heating oil. I ran out a little while ago, but I plan on using it again. It worked well for me