Random Hair Thoughts/Thinking out loud

Had a nightmare that I put blonde highlights in my hair.

I was panicking inside, in my head I'm like wth was I thinking? I'm going to get so much breakage, all my progress is going to go down the drain. Probably not going to reach my length goals this year now. I was trying to figure out how to counteract the potential future damage, wondering what would happen if I put henna over the blonde :lachen:
 
Ditto.
I renewed my membership at a fitness center yesterday. Last night, I battled between working out and pizza. Pizza won.

Girl its tough :lol: but we gotta keep moving :yep: Today is a new day. Wanna check in with me in the workout before work thread? I be all alone there :lol:
 
So often I start on the path to using the right products and seeing improvement in my hair only to try something new and never make my way back. I am going to at least post a random note of what's working.

I have been researching Ayurveda and hair care and will start documenting what I am using and if it works. I started using pachai payaru for hair growth. The antioxidants and vitamins within it are said to help to improve blood circulation, seal in moisture, and improve hair strength. I just grind it into a powder and creating a paste with it using green tea and almond oil. So far my hair feels stronger and my hair hasn’t looked as dull as it use to but I’ve only tried in twice this month.
 
So often I start on the path to using the right products and seeing improvement in my hair only to try something new and never make my way back. I am going to at least post a random note of what's working.

I have been researching Ayurveda and hair care and will start documenting what I am using and if it works. I started using pachai payaru for hair growth. The antioxidants and vitamins within it are said to help to improve blood circulation, seal in moisture, and improve hair strength. I just grind it into a powder and creating a paste with it using green tea and almond oil. So far my hair feels stronger and my hair hasn’t looked as dull as it use to but I’ve only tried in twice this month.
Interesting.
 
So often I start on the path to using the right products and seeing improvement in my hair only to try something new and never make my way back. I am going to at least post a random note of what's working.

I have been researching Ayurveda and hair care and will start documenting what I am using and if it works. I started using pachai payaru for hair growth. The antioxidants and vitamins within it are said to help to improve blood circulation, seal in moisture, and improve hair strength. I just grind it into a powder and creating a paste with it using green tea and almond oil. So far my hair feels stronger and my hair hasn’t looked as dull as it use to but I’ve only tried in twice this month.

This is also known as "moong dal" or "green gram". It is indeed very nutritious and I've seen a couple Indian YTers use this for cleasing hair or for like a "protein treatment"
Its very moisturizing, its common in making non soap cleansers, especially for babies.

I was thinking of using the flour as my hair cleasnser alternating with my current besan aka chickpea flour.

Thanks for the review! I may pick some up from the shop this weekend :rose::rose:
 
This is also known as "moong dal" or "green gram". It is indeed very nutritious and I've seen a couple Indian YTers use this for cleasing hair or for like a "protein treatment"
Its very moisturizing, its common in making non soap cleansers, especially for babies.

I was thinking of using the flour as my hair cleasnser alternating with my current besan aka chickpea flour.

Thanks for the review! I may pick some up from the shop this weekend :rose::rose:

OMG, you are so on time with this!! Literally before clicking on this thread, I said that I need to find a good moisturizing cleanser for my little one. Thank you! :hugxplode:
 
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