Last Friday I shared a homemade banana mask recipe that I tried,
and today I’m sharing how I applied it. I really wanted to take some before and
after pictures so that I could see if there was a notable difference, but that
quite work out as I had hoped.
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| first I washed my hair with just warm water |
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| by this time, the mixture looked more like jelly fat |
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| it literally looks like someone threw up on my head ewwww |
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| I covered the gunk with two plastic bags (I've found that plastic bags work better than shower/steam caps) |
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| then I wrapped my whole head in a towel to prevent drippage |
Seven hours later...
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| didn't really look any better the next morning... barf! |
I tried to rinse my hair out with warm water but found LOADS of trapped banana bits that refused to budge, so I ended up washing my hair with Tresemme 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner (which probably made the whole mask thing counterproductive... oh well).
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| after combing my hair through, a few pesky bits of banana remained... grrr |
Make sure you check back next week to read about my thoughts on the mask and what I learned from the experience of my first hair mask.
alice
xo
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