Showing posts with label Avocado Conditioner Mix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Avocado Conditioner Mix. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Hair Update (Pictures Only)



 So I promised some pictures of my hair after I did the Avacado conditioner treatment. I must state this again because it has to be said. That concoction I made smelled so good. But on to the point of this blog. After I thoroughly rinsed my hair with warm water to make sure all the product was removed from my hair this is what my hair looked like. (Next three pictures) 
 
 
 
 
 
OMG I am really starting to see some curly hair yeah hair.
 
 
 
 
 
 
I know I'm silly but that is me, I also see that I still have a few of those rogue straight hairs Not stressing about those at the moment, probably gonna give it one more shot at getting them all myself but eventually I know I am going to have to seek proffessional stylist help for a shape up.
 
 
 
The last 2 pictures are of my hair after I applied my shea butter mix and then sealed with Africa's Best Herbal oil Oh yeah this stuff rocks and I think it has pushed my beloved EVCO to the number 2 spot in my carrier oil slot. I am only a few days short of 1 month post BC and I'm not sure I have achieved much growth but I can tell you my hair is healthier.

2nd times a charm- Avocado Conditioning Mix

I woke up today with the sole purpose and that was to do my avocado conditioner treatment. My hair looked a hot mess this morning due to the fact that I skipped my nightly hair regimen. I just tied my hair up with my silk scarf and said to heck with moisturizing and sealing I'm going to be. Well my hair looked fried and dried this morning. So instead of doing this process tonight it had to be done first thing this morning.


Products Used:

  •  Suave Professionals Humectant
  • LS Cholesterol Shea Butter Plus
  • VO5 Moisture Milks- PFS
  • Africa's Best Herbal Oil
  • Pompeian EVOO
  • Peppermint Oil
  • Honey
  • 2 Avocados

After I split the avocados in half and scooped out the insides minus the pit, I placed everything in the blender and set to liquify. I have no set measurements just eyeballed all my ingredients. After blending for a short amount of time this is what I came up with. 

This batch definitely turned out better than the first time I attempted to do this. It was thick and creamy and smelled really good unlike the first time when it was extra runny and a weird color.

Don't worry I haven't returned to the creamy crack even though these pictures remind me of my head being covered with relaxer, of course minus that annoying relaxer smell and the burning sensation.


So after applying the avocado mixture to my whole head I massaged it in and then covered my head with a shower cap an a warm towel. Which is still on my head as I type I'm going to leave this mix in for about an hour.


Stay tuned for the results of this 
avocado conditioning treatment.












Friday, December 18, 2009

Trying something new



Okay so I decided to try something new today since I had a couple of avocados lying around I decided to make my own avocado conditioner. I researched various recipes and decided to combine a few and make it my own.
Ingredient List:

1 avocado
Honey
EVOO
EVCO
Peppermint Oil
Moisture Milk- Passion Fruit Smoothie

I pretty much eyeballed the ingredients which is why I don't have a set measurements for anything.

Here is the end product of my Avocado Conditioner Mix: ========>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I divided my hair into four sections and applied the mixture from root to tip making sure every strand of hair was completely saturated. I placed a shower cap on my hair and let it sit on my hair for 45 minutes then rinsed all of the mixture out of my hair. I then applied Cantu Shea Butter LIC and my Shea butter mix to my hair and proceeded to style my hair.