Result of Coconut Milk/Shea Butter/DC pics!!

[didismirage4]

So I posted a coconut milk, shea butter, your choice of DC tip. I praised it for the softness. And I just wanted to show you ladies the results. I'm a very visual person so I love to see pics after someone has raved about something I'm a fine haired natural with curls, waves, and straight hair. Hope this helps someone!

With the concoction in:

Results:

 

[lizzyb168]

your pics dont work sweetie

 

[nikki2229]

Your hair looks very moisturized.
Can you post the tip in this thread please?

 

[MyAngelEyez~C~U]

Pics work fine, they just take a minute to load. Very nice pics, love your color!

 

[Cheekychica]

The pics worked fine for me no problem. Wow, your hair looks really soft! I'd like to know the tip as well.

OT: Is your hair colour a permanent or Henna? It looks great on you.

 

[Candygirl]

Looks nice! I agree with the above poster that the color looks great on you.

 

[plastic]

your hair colour looks edible ....yum yum

 

[BlondeByDesire]

Very nice....

 

[robot.]

Ooh, I might try this tonight. My poor hair could use a good DC. I just need to get some coconut milk.

 

[Toy]

Your hair looks very moisturized.

 

[labelfree]

Your hair looks soft and fluffy! Nice results

 

[didismirage4]

Your hair looks very moisturized.
Can you post the tip in this thread please?

I mixed coconut milk, shea butter, and Pureology this time. But you can choose ANY DC. I want to try another brand of DC when I do this again

 

[didismirage4]

The pics worked fine for me no problem. Wow, your hair looks really soft! I'd like to know the tip as well.

OT: Is your hair colour a permanent or Henna? It looks great on you.

It's permanent And what I meant was that last week I posted that coconut milk/shea butter/your choice of DC was a GREAT DC. And so this week just posting the results, since I DC'd mid-week

 

[mkd]

Your hair looks very pretty.

 

[rainbowknots]

Can you post the link to that recipe? I happen to have some shea butter and I don't know what to do with it

 

[didismirage4]

Ooh, I might try this tonight. My poor hair could use a good DC. I just need to get some coconut milk.

Oh also! Open the can and let it sit there for a while. It will clump up and I used the chunks.

 

[didismirage4]

Can you post the link to that recipe? I happen to have some shea butter and I don't know what to do with it

Here you go:

http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=420584&highlight=



Also, open the can and let it sit there for a while. The clumps will form on the top and this is what I used more than the watery part.

 

[Skiggle]

Your hair looks soft!!!
I'm going to try to use
my shea butter in my next DC!
Thanks!

 

[Chameleonchick]

Sounds like a great dc, can't wait to try it.

 

[MizzBrit]

sounds good..what kind of color is that in your hair? i love it..

 

[BrandNew]

Very nice! I'm going to try this. Your hair looks very moisturized and I haven't DC in a long time shhh so this will be a treat for my hair.

 

[Platinum]

Your hair is pretty! I'm going to try this after I take my braids out.

 

[didismirage4]

sounds good..what kind of color is that in your hair? i love it..

Honestly I can't tell you a specific name. We used everything Redken. Aaaaand three tries lol. The first came out a chesnutty/brownish-red color. Then I bleached it and it actually came out a gorgeous blonde-orange. Then we washed it out and threw in red pigments. And the final result of the day was a very fire-engine cherry red, with strawberry blonde/goldish highlights. This current color is after muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuulllttiple washes So who knows if I'll ever get back to the original color. Here's a pic closer to my original color. It was more of a vibrant red

And as you can see my hair was in much worse condition. I went completely natural this year. As soon as I took the sew-in out, I colored it lol, so my hair has been recovering ever since.

 

[Mrs. Verde]

:heart2::heart2:the color.

 

[Triniwegian]

It looks so soft and bouncy, makes me want to play in your hair....lol!

 

[zzirvingj]

Your hair is GORGEOUS!

I 'just' started using coconut milk to DC/steam with. I will try adding another DC in with it, too and see how that turns out.

Looking good!

 

[didismirage4]

Your hair is GORGEOUS!

I 'just' started using coconut milk to DC/steam with. I will try adding another DC in with it, too and see how that turns out.

Looking good!

I think what really helps this recipe, for me, is the shea butter. My hair is so fine that water makes it weighed down. But for some reason shea butter is heavy enough to keep moisture in it but light enough to keep it feeling just smooth. I hope that that a coconut milk/DC works for you though