Will it workss??

Jul 2, 2014

Gevleen M.

I found this on net...who has tried it what was your experience...will it works if I will use it..??

Jul 2, 2014

Erin M.

I've never tried a gelatin mask before, I've made deep conditioners with DIY methods but I've never attempted, or seen, anything with gelatin.

Jul 2, 2014

Ciciii C.

I'm guessing this is for hair? Never heard of it.

Jul 2, 2014

Breeze T.

Gelatin might be hard to wash off depending on your hair type, I for one
wouldn't try it on my super curly hair lol! But the gelatin is essentially collagen from fish, then you get all sorts of protein and fats from the egg and milk so the ingredients sound good to me :-)

Jul 3, 2014

Emily W.

Gelatin is collagen extracted from bones, hooves, sinew, etc. from animals, not just fish. (Really makes you think about your Jell-o in a different light huh?) It is a thickening/binding agent; I think that is the only purpose it would serve in this preparation. It certainly doesn't have any physical benefits.

I imagine that the lactic acid in the milk would help with product buildup, while the protein would help slightly with mild damage. Same with the egg: the yolk contains protein. Olive oil is humectant, and will help hair retain moisture from the conditioner. Essential oils are basically for smell, though some have antifungal properties that may reduce dandruff.

I think those ingredients should work IN THEORY; whether they actually do anything besides make a mess is a mystery.

Jul 3, 2014

Jaime T.

Pintrest strikes again with a weird diy lol I don't see why the gelatin would help your hair, but by maybe holding the ingredients together. I'd skip this "hair mask" if I were you! Kinda reminds me of the funky recipes they used to make with Jell-o! D:

Jul 3, 2014

Alma M.

Hello Gevleen your thread is in the wrong category and is subject for deletion with No Notice but at this time I'll inform you as to what's expected here on Beautylish.We inform all to please post in the correct categories so it keeps the flow of threads running smoothly and prevents from pushing other threads in the correct section from getting buried or lost.Please get familiar with the forum rules and at this time I shall move your Hair Mask thread to the correct section which is (Hair) so that you get better feed back from other user's that share the same interest.Thank you :)
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Jul 3, 2014

Emily W.

Alma this is a hair mask, not a face mask.

Jul 3, 2014

Alma M.

LOL!! Thanks Emily ;) The madness of threads have taken over me

Jul 4, 2014

Gevleen M.

Yes this is in already in hair category.

Jul 4, 2014

Alma M.

I placed it in Hair Gevleen it was originally in Beauty then I mistakenly moved it to Skincare as Emily informed me after I moved it to Hair.

Jul 4, 2014

Gevleen M.

Oh ok I thought I placed it hair..sry.