Dry Hair - Help
Oct 17, 2003, 5:50 pm
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by KathyWdrf:
Somehow, the idea of putting edible stuff like mayonnaise and avocado on my hair, though it may WORK, just seems really disgusting to me....
But, to each her own!
Kathy</font>
Somehow, the idea of putting edible stuff like mayonnaise and avocado on my hair, though it may WORK, just seems really disgusting to me....
But, to each her own!
Kathy</font>
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Oct 17, 2003, 8:32 pm
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I also suggest Kiehls and the Aveda Elixir.
If you can get Aveda products, you might want to try:
Beautifying Composition: a yummy smelling oil that can be massaged into the hair and scalp
Curessence Conditioner: Heavy duty stuff
Brilliant Emollient: I think it is called the emollient. It is definitely from the brilliant line. It is also an oil that you can apply to your hair but it won't make it look greasy or gross. It is especially good at controlling flyaway, out of control hair.
I should mention that I have thin, fine hair. I've had good luck with all of these products. Good luck!
If you can get Aveda products, you might want to try:
Beautifying Composition: a yummy smelling oil that can be massaged into the hair and scalp
Curessence Conditioner: Heavy duty stuff
Brilliant Emollient: I think it is called the emollient. It is definitely from the brilliant line. It is also an oil that you can apply to your hair but it won't make it look greasy or gross. It is especially good at controlling flyaway, out of control hair.
I should mention that I have thin, fine hair. I've had good luck with all of these products. Good luck!