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moisturizing hair products?
in Green Living
DD1 has curly hair and it has gotten SO dry. I only wash her hair once a week. I've been using Yes to Carrots conditioner and not rinsing it out completely, but her hair is still really dry.
Any suggestions on a good natural shampoo and conditioner for dry/curly hair?
And product that I can put in after? I use Moroccan
oil on myself, but I don't want to use all the added fillers in there
for DD...maybe plain Argan oil, but I don't know if that would be
moisturizing enough? TIA!
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Re: moisturizing hair products?
have you tried conditioning with apple cidar vinegar, and using olive oil as a deep conditioning?
I would bet you could put the vinegar in a bottle with water and use as spray on. ( I would investigate this one a little more though)
http://www.diynatural.com/homemade-conditioner/
I have very fine curly hair. I use baking soda wash and lemon juice rinse (instead of ACV). But now in the winter, I use Nature's Gate conditioner between those 2 and I let it sit on there for 15+ minutes.
I would skip any shampoo on her. And just use conditioner only washing method.
I also think my homemade flax seed gel leaves my hair very soft.
The deep conditioning with oils would be good....but not sure how a little one would like that whole process.
check out naturallycurly.com for awesome info on curly hair tips!
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