What's a preshampoo?
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Re: What\'s a preshampoo?
A hot oil treatment would be considered a pre-shampoo treatment. I do a pre-shampoo before every wash. I basically saturate my dry hair with olive oil, concentrating on the ends. I let it soak in for an hour before I begin my normal wash regimen.
Some people sleep with the oil in overnight or sit under dryer before they wash it out. Others dampen the hair a bit before applying the oil.
Some of the oils I have used for preshampoo treatments include olive oil, jojoba oil, and a mix of jojoba/castor/rosemary oils.
A hot oil treatment would be considered a pre-shampoo treatment. I do a pre-shampoo before every wash. I basically saturate my dry hair with olive oil, concentrating on the ends. I let it soak in for an hour before I begin my normal wash regimen.
Some people sleep with the oil in overnight or sit under dryer before they wash it out. Others dampen the hair a bit before applying the oil.
Some of the oils I have used for preshampoo treatments include olive oil, jojoba oil, and a mix of jojoba/castor/rosemary oils.
Daughter
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I'm surprised I have much hair at all, the stuff I've learned from this site!
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Oops, just re-read my post - didn't mean that to sound as though the advice here is poor - FAR from it! I just meant that I knew quite little about caring for my hair and scalp before coming here
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Daughter said:
I'm surprised I have much hair at all, the stuff I've learned from this site!
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Oops, just re-read my post - didn't mean that to sound as though the advice here is poor - FAR from it! I just meant that I knew quite little about caring for my hair and scalp before coming here
Re: What\'s a preshampoo?
That's ok. I usually find that my hair just sucks up the oil blends like Wonder 8, Hot 6, Ginseng, etc. Natural oils tend to work better for my hair and are less expensive. That's just my opinion. If you've had success with commercial oil blends, just stick with it.
That's ok. I usually find that my hair just sucks up the oil blends like Wonder 8, Hot 6, Ginseng, etc. Natural oils tend to work better for my hair and are less expensive. That's just my opinion. If you've had success with commercial oil blends, just stick with it.
ms_kenesha
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Re: What\'s a preshampoo?
Aveda has a pre-shampoo treatment that I'm thinking about buying and someone else on the site gave it a good review.
It's called Aveda Sap Moss Nourishing Concentrate
Key Ingredients.
Iceland moss, Sap, Certified organic honey, Hydrolyzed wheat protein, Apricot amino acids, Plant based emollients
Benefits.
Nourish dry hair—with our moisture-rich, deep-conditioning, pre-shampoo healing treatment. Our formula—with Iceland moss, sap and certified organic honey—helps repair dry, damaged hair, restoring smoothness and shine.
Replenishes moisture
Helps repair dry, damaged hair
Restores natural shine
USAGE
Apply Sap Moss™ Nourishing Concentrate to damp hair.
Wait 1-2 minutes.
Rinse.
Follow with Sap Moss™ Shampoo and Conditioning Detangler.
Use every 5 shampoos or as needed.
Ritual.
Apply Sap Moss™ Nourishing Concentrate to damp hair.
Using a wide tooth comb, distribute from scalp to ends.
Massage scalp in circular motions, starting at hairline, moving upwards toward the crown around the entire head.
Rinse.
Follow with Sap Moss™ Shampoo and Sap Moss™ Conditioning Detangler.
MSRP: $18
Aveda has a pre-shampoo treatment that I'm thinking about buying and someone else on the site gave it a good review.
It's called Aveda Sap Moss Nourishing Concentrate
Key Ingredients.
Iceland moss, Sap, Certified organic honey, Hydrolyzed wheat protein, Apricot amino acids, Plant based emollients
Benefits.
Nourish dry hair—with our moisture-rich, deep-conditioning, pre-shampoo healing treatment. Our formula—with Iceland moss, sap and certified organic honey—helps repair dry, damaged hair, restoring smoothness and shine.
Replenishes moisture
Helps repair dry, damaged hair
Restores natural shine
USAGE
Apply Sap Moss™ Nourishing Concentrate to damp hair.
Wait 1-2 minutes.
Rinse.
Follow with Sap Moss™ Shampoo and Conditioning Detangler.
Use every 5 shampoos or as needed.
Ritual.
Apply Sap Moss™ Nourishing Concentrate to damp hair.
Using a wide tooth comb, distribute from scalp to ends.
Massage scalp in circular motions, starting at hairline, moving upwards toward the crown around the entire head.
Rinse.
Follow with Sap Moss™ Shampoo and Sap Moss™ Conditioning Detangler.
MSRP: $18
Integrity
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Re: What\'s a preshampoo?
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Daughter said:
I'm surprised I have much hair at all, the stuff I've learned from this site!
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Oops, just re-read my post - didn't mean that to sound as though the advice here is poor - FAR from it! I just meant that I knew quite little about caring for my hair and scalp before coming here
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that was funny! yes, that comment could have been interpreted in two ways!
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Daughter said:
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Daughter said:
I'm surprised I have much hair at all, the stuff I've learned from this site!
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Oops, just re-read my post - didn't mean that to sound as though the advice here is poor - FAR from it! I just meant that I knew quite little about caring for my hair and scalp before coming here
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