Mix honey with conditioner!
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Oct 23, 2012
Nowheregirl B.
You can do a google search to read more about mixing honey with conditioners, reviews, results, pictures etc....
By the way, I have 2b wavy hair. Somewhat low porosity. (people with higher porosity sometimes do not get as much shine as lower ones) Also I air dry my hair...dont know how hair with traces of honey would react to heat...
Just wanted to share the tip :)
Oct 23, 2012
Linda P.
Omg thank you for sharing!!
Oct 23, 2012
Paulina S.
I'm gonna have to try this!
Oct 24, 2012
Madison D.
Does this require a certain kind of honey or will just any work?
Oct 24, 2012
Linda P.
I just tested this out with my cousin head who had dry frizzy hair and no joke her hair now feels amazing! And has lots of shine!
Oct 24, 2012
Nowheregirl B.
Linda P. glad you liked it :)
Madison D. Any kind of edible honey would do...try to get it organic :)
By the way shine and softness is not only in the outside, honey is a natural humectant so it will help to moisturize your hair ( the same a glycerin and oil can trap water on skin/hair, honey does that without the grease and buildup) so with time it will improve the condition of your hair and prevent damages. i've been using it for a month now and can totally see the difference.
Oct 24, 2012
MMay Y.
I've never heard of that before but I'm gonna give it a try! It sounds very promising!
Oct 24, 2012
Juanita W.
I have honey on my face as we speak!! Gonna try this is the morning!! Thanks!!
Oct 24, 2012
Varshini B.
I tot honey was a whitening agent... Must have been a tell tale that I completely believed. I am on my way to buy honey...
Oct 24, 2012
Nowheregirl B.
honey is not a whitening agent...it has some sort of bleaching affect yes but only 1 or 2 tea-spoon of honey (mixed with conditioner none the less) will not be enough to change the color of dark hair (black)..because of the added shine the lighter shades (blonde) will look brighter :)
Oct 24, 2012
Ally V.
I use not with my regular conditioner, but for my deep treatments. I add honey (1tsp), evoo (1tbsp), and small amount of shea (dime sized) melt and mix with my conditioner to do a deep treatment. Honey is amazing it's a humectant so really good for dry hair. I'm a 4a and it has help with oisturizing and has given me the shiniest, well defined curls for my wash and goes.
Oct 24, 2012
Holly N.
Thanks for the tip, i have uber-dry hair ill be sure to check it out :) x
Oct 25, 2012
Thea G.
Oh I tried this..and it worked for me..amazing
Oct 25, 2012
Sadie S.
I will give it a go too does keratin treated hair can use it too?
Oct 25, 2012
K T.
This is awesome! I can't wait to try it.
Oct 25, 2012
Nowheregirl B.
knew it was a tip worth sharing :)
Sadie S. when did you have your treatment? during the first few months of keratin treatment you're suppose to use specific keratin friendly shampoo/conditioners etc and i would not recommend modifying it in anyway..besides honey is slightly acidic and therefore will change the ph level of your hair which can be a problem for keratin treated hairs.
on the other hand, for those who have colors or highlights honey would bring the brightest shine ever!
Nov 14, 2012
Juanita W.
Just wanted to come back n say I've been doin this with EVERY WASH, which is like 1 or 2 times a week and LOVE IT!!!! I don't use many products in my hair as it is, except maybe coconut oil and an occasional mask... But this is great!!!!!!! My hair is shiny and beautiful!!
Nov 14, 2012
Jocelyn C.
I'm trying this, Thank you for the tip!!:)
Nov 14, 2012
Rosie C.
awsome! deff gonna try! thankz (;
Nov 14, 2012
Liz C.
Can't wait to try this!
Nov 14, 2012
Anete S.
I need to buy some honey :)
Nov 14, 2012
Rina N.
Can't wait to try this, I'll be washing my hair Thursday. Very excited to see the outcomes! (:
Nov 14, 2012
Nowheregirl B.
i knew i wasn't imagining the result lol it is really happening :D....oh if anyone is still confused about the process i posted a detailed tutorial on my blog on how to do it
http://nowheregirlshopaholic.blogspot.com/2012/11/normal-0-false-false-false.html
Nov 16, 2012
Hannah P.
What sort of honey? I tried this today but the honey wouldn't wash out and now my hair is all sticky :/
Nov 18, 2012
Nowheregirl B.
how much honey did you use??? i have tried this all the time so did people who commented here hair never becomes sticky...maybe you used too much honey and too little conditioner? :|