Hair grease isn't going to offer moisture- most oils don't, because their molecules are far too large to be absorbed by the hair shaft. The best moisture for hair is water, then sealed with an oil.
What kind of product are you using in her hair? Because there are ingredientes in commercial products that will cause more problems than it solves. If petrolatum is listed first, do yourself a favor and throw it out- this is a cheap filler product that doesn't do anything for hair. Its made from petroleum, which belongs in gas tanks, not in hair!
Carol's Daughter and Oyin are two brands that you can order online that are good (I prefer Oyin over CD, because some CD products are a little....oily, but that's just my opinion. Both have a great body products too). Curl Mart and Mixed Chicks are two other good ones to browse around. Naani is one that I used to for years, until they switched up their website- I'm sure its still a good product, but it was just weird to me that they did a total 360 and didn't even mention it to customers- it now goes by shopgrandmaskitchen.com.
Go to those sites and browse around....try not to be put off by the prices (some are more expensive than others, and definitely more than what you'd pay at Wal Mart), because you really are getting a lot of bang for your buck- those products work and last.
Quoting .Peaches.:Hair grease isn't going to offer moisture- most oils don't, because their molecules are far too large to be absorbed by the hair shaft. The best moisture for hair is water, then sealed with an oil.
What kind of product are you using in her hair? Because there are ingredientes in commercial products that will cause more problems than it solves. If petrolatum is listed first, do yourself a favor and throw it out- this is a cheap filler product that doesn't do anything for hair. Its made from petroleum, which belongs in gas tanks, not in hair!
Carol's Daughter and Oyin are two brands that you can order online that are good (I prefer Oyin over CD, because some CD products are a little....oily, but that's just my opinion. Both have a great body products too). Curl Mart and Mixed Chicks are two other good ones to browse around. Naani is one that I used to for years, until they switched up their website- I'm sure its still a good product, but it was just weird to me that they did a total 360 and didn't even mention it to customers- it now goes by shopgrandmaskitchen.com.
Go to those sites and browse around....try not to be put off by the prices (some are more expensive than others, and definitely more than what you'd pay at Wal Mart), because you really are getting a lot of bang for your buck- those products work and last.
Quoting madcat500:what abuot a warm oil tretent
Quoting SheciaBaby:
She's 1... Is she too young for that
Quoting madcat500:what abuot a warm oil tretent
She's not too young. The oil doesn't have to be hot, just warm. Warm the oil up in a cup of hot water (testing it on the inside of your wrist to make sure its not too hot). Pour it on, then put a shower cap on it while she plays in the tub.
I'd rinse her out in the kitchen sink (laying her down across the counter), or whatever way is best that you've come up with when you wash her hair.
I forgot to ask what kind of shampoo and conditioner you use, as well.
Quoting SheciaBaby:
I use IC... And the BB stuff with vitamin E sage sulfur and coconut oil
Quoting .Peaches.:Hair grease isn't going to offer moisture- most oils don't, because their molecules are far too large to be absorbed by the hair shaft. The best moisture for hair is water, then sealed with an oil.
What kind of product are you using in her hair? Because there are ingredientes in commercial products that will cause more problems than it solves. If petrolatum is listed first, do yourself a favor and throw it out- this is a cheap filler product that doesn't do anything for hair. Its made from petroleum, which belongs in gas tanks, not in hair!
Carol's Daughter and Oyin are two brands that you can order online that are good (I prefer Oyin over CD, because some CD products are a little....oily, but that's just my opinion. Both have a great body products too). Curl Mart and Mixed Chicks are two other good ones to browse around. Naani is one that I used to for years, until they switched up their website- I'm sure its still a good product, but it was just weird to me that they did a total 360 and didn't even mention it to customers- it now goes by shopgrandmaskitchen.com.
Go to those sites and browse around....try not to be put off by the prices (some are more expensive than others, and definitely more than what you'd pay at Wal Mart), because you really are getting a lot of bang for your buck- those products work and last.
What are the first 8 or 9 ingredients on those products?
Quoting MummiMayI:
I agree w/ Peaches. I'm currently using Oyin. (Never cared for Carol's Daughter.) I also like Shea Moisture and As I Am products. My hair is VERY dry so I'm still searching for the right product. GL.
Quoting MummiMayI:
I agree w/ Peaches. I'm currently using Oyin. (Never cared for Carol's Daughter.) I also like Shea Moisture and As I Am products. My hair is VERY dry so I'm still searching for the right product. GL.
Oyin is great, I love the Burnt Sugar Pomade for retwisting my roots...the smell is soooo good. I love that a lot of natural products can also double for your body as well.
words ORIENTAL upset you black people (African American)?
- SheciaBaby
on Feb. 25, 2013 at 1:38 AM