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Try vinegar, I want to hear if it helps for you.
It helps for us. I wash her hair, dump vinegar on her head (and keep her from slurping it, she loves it) then rinse and apply regular conditioner, and rinse that.
I never comb hair when it's wet, especially fine hair. It stretches and breaks it.
But when I use vinegar, it cuts the fly-away and makes her hair very crisp and manageable.
I don't use it more than once a week. It's also really good for her scalp and skin.
We need some help here..
My daughter .. 10 years old has fine, curly, tends to get frizzy and matted hair.. She likes it shoulder length. Mom spends a good 2 hours a night getting the tangles out. We're not so sure about getting it straightened, too damaging.
So.. any ideas..?
Lemon juice will lighten hair.
I've used a mayo heat treatment...where you wash the hair, put mayonnaise on it, cover it with plastic and use a blowdrier to heat it up. That will make hair soft and shiny. Again, it smells like a sandwich.
Also have used beer, it works great at making hair really soft.
Lemon juice will lighten hair.
I've used a mayo heat treatment...where you wash the hair, put mayonnaise on it, cover it with plastic and use a blowdrier to heat it up. That will make hair soft and shiny. Again, it smells like a sandwich.
Also have used beer, it works great at making hair really soft.
Did you use beer as a base, but adding other items (I can't really remember how my mother did it exactly)? Or just straight out of a bottle? I'm thinking about trying this again,it has been years.
Lemon juice will lighten hair.
I've used a mayo heat treatment...where you wash the hair, put mayonnaise on it, cover it with plastic and use a blowdrier to heat it up. That will make hair soft and shiny. Again, it smells like a sandwich.
Also have used beer, it works great at making hair really soft.
Did you use beer as a base, but adding other items (I can't really remember how my mother did it exactly)? Or just straight out of a bottle? I'm thinking about trying this again,it has been years.
I used a 40, I took the bottle to the shower and after washing and rinsing her hair, poured the whole thing over her head. Then rinsed it out.