I heard that those three would make a good deep conditioner. I was wondering if that was true and if it i safe. I would like to know before i spend money buying these products. If not these, what at home remedies make a good deep conditioner?

Yess it's true I have used this and also switched the yogurt with coconut milk and blended bannana left my hair amazingly soft and shiny!!


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Thank you! That's a lot of help(:

also try mixing egg, honey, olive oil or (sweet almond oil, coconut oil ), &&mayonnaise!! my hair absolutely loves this stuff!!!!

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Thanks for that. I've been looking around for a deep conditioner homemade for soon with no chance to go out and get yogurt. I have all those ingredients in my fridge(:

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I've been meaning to try making a cooked custard with eggs, honey and olive oil to use on my hair. Just haven't got around to it. Next time I make a cake with just egg whites I'll use a bit of the leftover yolk to try a hair custard protein dc.

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How often should you protein dc your hair?

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As often as your hair needs it. My hair loves protein, so I do a protein conditioner about once a week (I normally cowash twice a week). My favorite homemade mix (besides henna) is babyfood banana, coconut milk, honey, and avocado or apricot oil. Chile - the TROOF!

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It's good instead of yogurt(eat that dyly) I use mayo 1 egg honey brown sugar 1oz of oil(olive,jojoba,castor,sweet almond,avacado) so basically I have a double protein hot oil treatment all in 1…I'm lazy & don't like to work that hard😊&🙆❤it


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