Sareca........get in here!!!

[the_UnPrettiest_pretty]

Hey there my little mad scientist I have a question for you. I have some oat protein, wheat protein, cottonseed protein, honeyquat, and of course, the infamous SAA. I want to make a leave-in spray/condish for use after washing my hair. Can you tell me if any of these (aside from the honeyquat) are safe to leave on the hair? Or would I have to rinse them out?

 

[JustKiya]

Ooooh, those sound YUMMY!!

I'm not Sareca - haven't even gotten my stuff yet - but aren't there several off of the shelf leave-ins/sprays that have those ingredients in there?

 

[sareca]

Wow, cottonseed's a new one on me. *off to look it up*

Oat protein and wheat protein are definitely safe to use on hair. They're considered light proteins (like SAA). Oat protein's my favorite (second to SAA). It helps the hair hold moisture and who doesn't need more of that. I add it to the red palm cream I use everyday. Love that stuff! Other's swear by wheat protein,but I never noticed much difference. I love it in my cocoa butter mix tho. Both are great for skin and hair.

I use them at about 3-5% in leave-in applications. I rarely use them in rinse off applications.

 

[the_UnPrettiest_pretty]

Wow, cottonseed's a new one on me. *off to look it up*

Oat protein and wheat protein are definitely safe to use on hair. They're considered light proteins (like SAA). Oat protein's my favorite (second to SAA). It helps the hair hold moisture and who doesn't need more of that. I add it to the red palm cream I use everyday. Love that stuff! Other's swear by wheat protein,but I never noticed much difference. I love it in my cocoa butter mix tho. Both are great for skin and hair.

I use them at about 3-5% in leave-in applications. I rarely use them in rinse off applications.

Okay, thanks a lot chica!! I knew I could count on you