shea butter emollient

April 15th, 2010 by admin

shea butter emollient

Conditioner curly girl?

I'm reading Lorraine Massey Curly Girl and the book says to use the conditioner that 1) has no silicone (words ending in-cone) 2) has emollients (for example, shea butter, vegetable oils, wheat germ, walnut oil) 3) proteins (eg wheat protein, wheat germ, soy protein) 4) humectants (eg, panthenol, vegetable glycerin, and sorbitol) 5) moisturizers (eg, amino acids and aloe vera) Know one? If it goes right to the number 1 and likes to tell me what it is, how much and where I can get it. The same goes for any condition Do you want curly hair that does not meet any of the above.

I have that book! It changed my whole routine hair care. Yes, I still straighten my hair, but I stopped using shampoo on my hair and my hair is much less dry and more moisturized. Some conditioners that have good ingredients are TRESemmé Conditioner Anti-breaking, which is about $ 5 and has about thirty and two ounces in that extra body conditioner VO5 (not give your hair extra body, conditioner base is one that has whey protein and amino acids in it. And a positive side is that it's only a dollar!) But here's a tip: You can buy the wheat (whey) and vegetable glycerine protein of any health food store (Such as Whole Foods or oatmeal Rolling) and is not that expensive. And you're hair will feel much more hydrated. Good luck, curly girl!

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