Yesterday was wash day for me and I was ready to give my hair the loving tender care it deserves but one treat was going to be missing, DEEP CONDITIONING!!
I ran out of deep conditioning pudding during my last wash and I forgot to get one, even though I made a mental note to do so. Deep conditioning is one of the most important step in a natural hair care regime, so,am not even going to think of skipping this step! So, I decided to DIY.
Making your own homemade deep conditioning pudding is quiet easy and what goes into your hair would be solely your decision! just make sure you have the following in your mixture and you would be fine...
WATER : moisturises and strengthens hair.
MAYONNAISE: makes your hair stronger and gives shine
OILS : to lock in moisture
a. Extra virgin olive oil - helps treat dandruff, dry hair and also adds shine.
b. Jojoba oil - hydrates your hair from the inside,soothes the scalp and adds volume to thinning hair..
c. Coconut oil - helps lock in moisture and prevents hair loss. Leaves your hair strong and soft .
d. Argan oil : leaves your hair softer,fights frizz,prevents split ends and helps hair growth.
SEALANT : makes sure the oil and moisture stays inside..
a. Shea butter : it has great moisturising properties and also soothes irritated scalp
You can add one or more of the above ingredients, depending on what you want or like for your hair.
WHAT I USED
: jago mayonnaise
: water
: argan oil
: honey
: extra virgin olive oil
: coconut oil
: Shea butter
: egg
STEPS :::
I mixed a tablespoon of all my ingredients
Cowashed my hair
Sectioned my hair (real struggle) and I applied from root to tip
Covered with shower cap and go about my business
I rinsed out after 30 minutes..
What do you use for your DIY deep conditioners? Please,let us know in the comment section....
Your questions and feedbacks
Are highly appreciated
So, see you at the comment section!!!
ehen na from the fridge abi
ReplyDeleteYes o,but you can see no ice cream there.lol.
Deletemix mix im not sure if i want to try this im too lazy
ReplyDeleteI second you on this,by the time I even work my mind around it,ill just skip the whole wash day.
DeleteThat is why I just use bentonite clay and then deep conditions
DeleteI don't do DIY DCs anymore. Oh wait, the last thing I tried was a protein treatment - I wasn't a fan.
ReplyDeleteBerry Dakara Blog
Same here,Berry,Did a protein DC,and it left me just staring at my hair,wondering how it got to that point.
DeleteThis is nice but ain't nobody got time for that*in Tamar Braxton's voice*.Glad to see it worked for you,and this are also ingredients that one has just lying about the house,If I ever run out of deep conditioner.....
ReplyDeleteYasssssssss honey bunches of oats lol
DeleteI simply mix several oils,aloe Vera gel with my herbal essences conditioner
ReplyDeleteI love mixing.This looks like an amazing mix
ReplyDeleteBananas, oils, honey and a big ass scoop of my rinse out conditioner to thicken the mix.
ReplyDeleteI do DIY DCs all the time but right now, I'm experimenting with Ayurvedic powders and clays.
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