What do you use on chronic dry hair? Seriously don't tell me morrocan oil it's a bust, I have gone so far as to
10 Answers to "What do you use on chronic dry hair? Seriously don't tell me morrocan oil it's a bust, I have gone so far as to"
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Try taking Omega oils in tablet or liquid form. Also, mustard oil may smell pungent but it (along with Neem oil) is the secret of most indian women. Mustard oil conditions, softens and moisturises your hair. Spread on, leave overnight, and wash off in the morning. It smells really strong but you DO get used to it and can always wrap your head in a shower cap and head towel if you find it overwhelming. It definately works.
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Find some Tea Tree oil at the pharmacy. I use a tea Tree oil conditioner.
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oooooooooooooooo I love tea tree oil, smells so nice
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I've also heard mayonnaise will work (though I've never tried it). I had very damaged/bleached hair a while back and I used Aussie 3 Minute Miracle conditioner (in a little purple container and very cheap). After showering, I used macadamia oil spray (expensive but great) on hair before styling it. Just some ideas... the above hints sound great too
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my thanks I am up for just about all of the treatments here
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ironically, I left my conditioner at home by accident today when I went to the gym. Instead (and for the first time ever) I put some hand lotion in my hair. LOL.
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I don't know about you, but I am trying all these wonderful suggestions. First I need to get a shower cap, giggle
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yes agree
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Mayonnaise overnight with your hair wrapped with cling-film.
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Sounds like a dietary problem, or over processed hair? Try vitamin E
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hair is not over processed, I never use a curling iron, or hair dryer on my hair. I use a flat iron on my bangs only. No color used, no bleaching, I use Redkin product only as shampoo and conditioner... it is a result of killer dry and windy winters here
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So it is only dry during winter?
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mayonnaise seriously over night, wash in the morning the oil conditions and the egg creates shine
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leave it in? Do I have to put a plastic bag over me head... do I cut eyes and nose holes out?? What of my pillow cases??
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lol lol no plastic bags, place a towel on your pillow, seriously it really works
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Try coconut oil....even eating it will help...from the inside....
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ooooooooooooooo really, hmmm I will give that a whirl thank you
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by Lostgirlinthecity Jan 4th, 2013 at 3:24PM
Please don't use hand lotion. If you are talking product you need an oil based lotion (i know you said oil doesn't work but when mixed with a serum/leave in conditioner then it does). Get a very good quality conditioner and leave in for +5mins and even wrap hair in cling film to get it to soak in. I dye my hair and have extremely long but also dry hair if left unchecked so i've become a bit of an expert.
It's worth it to buy a more expensive shampoo/conditioner and treatment. I buy John Frieda and I swear by the total repair hair oil..mixed with a little leave in conditioner. :)
the natural remedies above are amazing too! but mayo every time you shower can get annoying haha
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Reply by azaliea Jan 4th, 2013 at 3:30PM
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