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How often do you wash? (Read 20952 times)
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Re: How often do you wash?
Reply #30 - Apr 24th, 2005 at 10:24pm
 
i couldn't say if it can replace it. jojoba is a liquid wax, and doesn't really feel oily. when used in big amounts it will give a wet look of course. shea butter being solid at room temperature never really feels oily either.
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Re: How often do you wash?
Reply #31 - Apr 24th, 2005 at 10:26pm
 
Awesome, good to know. I'll have to try it!  Grin

(And I love the wet look for curly hair... ahh.)
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Reply #32 - Apr 25th, 2005 at 11:41am
 
i've found that making a gloss with about 1 part jojoba and 3 parts aloe vera gel controls well the frizz on braids. it works with shea butter as well. i usually use way more aloe vera than oil in the mix, but i guess experimenting with different combinations could give something that really works well.
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Reply #33 - Apr 25th, 2005 at 11:03pm
 
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That's awesome! Smiley I wonder, though, does that make hair very oily? Putting oil or shea butter in it, I mean? And I use mousse to keep these poor things under control; can those replace it?

(Sorry for all the questions. I never really was a hair person.  Undecided)


I wasn't much of a hair person either before finding these boards -- look how much I've learned so far Grin

I think you'll like the Jojoba oil and shea butter much better than the mousse.  The combo with aloe vera I've tried a time or two.  It worked pretty well, if you like the wet look it will be awesome. Wink
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