#diy deep conditioner

[liferuining-soulsnatcher]

I finally did a diy and I can’t wait to see the results 😬 hopefully it comes out poppington

[naturalhairrules]

5 DIY Deep Conditioners for Natural Hair You Can Make Today

5 DIY Deep Conditioners for Natural Hair You Can Make Today

Creating your own natural hair care recipes at home doesn’t have to be tedious or time consuming. By using practical ingredients that are usually found in most homes, you can create a phenomenal at-home deep conditioner in 5 minutes or less. Here are 5 easy yet powerful DIY deep conditioner recipes that you can make in the convenience of your own home… 1. Banana Deep Conditioner for Dry Hair…

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[germainejacque]

Find out how to rejuvenate dry hair by just using ingredients from your kitchen. (via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsNPHtNcZ3k)

[simplehairjourney]

DIY Deep conditioner

[kendallgotkinkyhair]

Does your conditioner need a little extra boost? Try these recipes that will give your hair the extra kick that it needs!

[naturalhairrules]

4 Deep Conditioners to Help You Beat Dry Winter Hair!

4 Deep Conditioners to Help You Beat Dry Winter Hair!

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The biting air of winter with its frigid temps can really do a number on our tresses which are already prone to dryness, wouldn’t you agree? Deep Conditioning regularly can both repair and prevent dryness. Good to know that there are some great products from awesome brands that can help us combat it and keep our hair looking its best! Here are four to try this season…

1- TGIN (Thank God…

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[nastyglintinyoureyes]

Planned on leaving this stuff on for hours, but now it's raining avocado juice upon me...

[jassicorn]

This is an avocado deep conditioner I made. THE LIFE IT GAVE MY CURLS, WOW. 👏👏👏 Recipe: I mashed two avocados (I boiled them because they were waaay too hard) Then I added lemon juice (about 2 or 3 tablespoons) Then olive oil (maybe about 1/4 cup... Maybe more) And honey. I didn't use exact measurements, I just added until I thought it was enough. I also poured a bit of the water the avocados were boiled in into the mix. I ended up using 1/2 of it, and it was great. I added conditioner to the second half so we'll see if it works even better with the added ingredients. My hair is noticeably softer and more manageable. The curls are tighter and more beautiful and I loooove it. Sorry I forgot to take a picture before I braided my hair. When you apply, make sure you get a good amount in. It's a bit messy and mine was chunky so it may be hard. I quickly got it in, put on a shower cap, applied heat from a handheld dryer for about 3/4 minutes. Let it set for about 15-20 minutes, add heat again, and then set for about 5-10 more minutes before washing it out. Afterwards, I put some conditioner infused with Argan and Moroccan oil (which is why I decided to add conditioner to the second 1/2 of the batch, washed that out, and I could IMMEDIATELY see a difference. Refrigerate the remainder of the conditioner and when you apply, do it to FRESHLY WASHED AND WET HAIR.