I first bought this a few months but had it sitting on my
hair products table and only recently started using it. The first time I tried
this, I had treated my hair with the
lemon and honey mask to remove any dirt
instead of using a shampoo. Since then, I’ve been using this once-ish a week (keeping
it on overnight) for the last couple of weeks and thought it was worth a share.
The jar promises to repair, rejuvenate, and moisturise and
condition damaged and fragile hair. It contains oat protein, as well as botanical
extracts, egg protein (this is especially good if your hair is like mine and
feels extra spongey and stretchy), and olive oil.
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| before rinsing the hair mayonnaise |
As I prefer washing my hair at night, the morning after I put
this in my hair, my hair feels really feathery and soft, and well looked after.
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| the quality is a little poor, but you can see how my edges have reverted to being afro, whilst the body of my hair is considerably straighter |
The only negative for me, is that this seems to accelerate the reversion
process of my relaxed hair, so parts of my hair appear totally afro while other
bits of my hair are straight. I’ve read that some people with kinky textured
and tightly coiled hair were left with green bits in their hair, but I haven’t personally
experienced that myself.
alice
xo
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