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Apr 29
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i was supposed to be buying sunflower oil, but was on the phone at the grocery store, and bought safflower oil instead. does anyone use it? is it any good or should i take it back?
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Apr 29
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Sure,you can use it! See if your hair likes it.
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, 2007 at 3:04am
my hair is just in love with coconut oil, i'm afraid to quit!
i'm going to do a heavy oiling/braid with the safflower tonight and see what happens in the morning.
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Apr 30
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I know how your hair feels
Let us know how it works out!
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Apr 30
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, 2007 at 4:01pm
Safflower oil can be found in many hair and body products and is very similar to sunflower oil. I'm not sure if it's heavy or light, but you should be able to use it on your hair.
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, 2007 at 11:56pm
it felt really light and my hair feels pretty soft today. i did put a lot on, so not all of it absorbed and i couldn't quite rinse it all out this morning, but then i didn't use any shampoo. maybe i'll use it more, since i like use the coconut oil on my skin and i'm going through it at a lightning pace.
i've been dabbing the coconut oil under my eyes and my fine smile lines have totally disappeared. yay for nature!
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yay! Natural has some great recipes,huh!
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, 2007 at 7:43pm
ok, so it ended up taking 5 days for the safflower to absorb/wash out of my hair. i did two acv rinses and two light shampooings and then just left it alone. i woke up this morning and FINALLY the ends of my hair don't look greased. they are extraordinarily soft though, probably the first time i can remember the ends of my hair feeling as soft and sleek as the top of my head. yay!
i might try it again, although obviously just a drop or two and save the coconut oil for heavy night time oilings, since i know i can get that out the next morning!
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Sounds like it was a good thing to experiment with!
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I tend to use too much oil.I have oiled my ends so many times and ended up doing heavy oiling instead
.My children just laugh at me when that happens.They find it funny that I wash my hair and then put oil back in afterwards.
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, 2007 at 6:52pm
I am just curious, other than the fact that it is hard to get the oil out, is heavy oiling something that should be done sparingly? That is to say, is it bad for your hair in the end?
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Heavy oiling is very good for all hairtypes.If you find it difficult to wash it out just put oil on your ponytail and stay away from the scalp.Coconutoil and oliveoil puts strength back in your hair.I usually leave the oil in for a couple of hours.Good luck!
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