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No, I have never tried lotion in my hair. |
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Conditioner at the store (VO5) only costs about 98 cents. I don't see how you can make it much cheaper than that.
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I wash my hair only twice a week, sometimes 3. I think I will try to put either mayo or olive oil on the hair ends for some time before washing the hair.
Walgreens and RiteAid and Longs usualy have free things after rebate in the beginning of each month, I hope, some kind of hair conditioner will be there. I have only enough for like 6 uses, so it will last me only 3 weeks. |
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I have never read of any good 'detangler' but I often read of stuff you can put in for the softness effects.
I think vitamin c water? or..something, thing was it is difficult to get it in your hair. But if you have dry ends, you really can't 'fix' that you can buy an expensive bandaid (fancy repair stuff) or you can cut it off. If you get like a foot cut off you can donate it and the cut is free some places (my plan this summer) you might be able to streatch the uses a bit if you water it down..or spend extra time spreading the conditioner. (more time to stretch it out over your whole head with barely any) |
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Personally, I'd say your going a bit far, but I have a hair thing too...so..go figure.
If you don't have conditionar and you want to do something, this may help. First, don't put lotion in your hair...it will look VERY oily. Wash your hair and rinse in as hot of water as you can stand. Take a good quality olive oil and work it through your hair. Especialy the ends if that is where you are having problems, cover your hair with plastic, a shower cap, plastic wrap or even a shopping bag. Let it sit on there for at least 20 min. Keep it as warm as possible. Hot hair dryer, heating pad, something.... Rinse in hot water and let it dry as slowly as possible. Personally I wrap it in a towel and sleep in it that way. It's a bit damp and perfect in the morning. Or french braiding it while wet works too. The ends of my hair, and it's waist length, are never damaged. Not because of this, I've only done it a few times, but because I never blowdry or curl my hair. If you do, then you have to do more to take care of your hair. Hope this helps. |
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Thanks for your advices.
I never blow dry my hair either. But I do curl it sometimes (like once a month or so). As far as donatin so much hair to get a free haircut, I would ask my Dh to cut it for me, He does haircuts for his friends and the kids. I will try to use some olive oil on the ends, just the ends. My hair is ok, but if I wash it without conditioner, the ends get dry. I usually use conditioner on the ends only. |
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1/2 cup mayonnaise
Few drops shampoo Lukewarm water Mix the mayonnaise and shampoo and just enough water to mix. Apply to hair after a regular shampoo, leave on for 10 minutes, then shampoo out. |
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And I have tons of lotion, hoping anyone used it insead of hair conditioner to see if they got good results. Thanks, will try the mayo. |
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