How I moistuize my dead ends!

Apr 13, 2014

Victoria S.

So, I LOVE posting my PERSONAL tips! hope you enjoy!
- COCONUT OIL
this is the #1 natural thing I use for my hair! You can buy this in walmart

1. Take a little cocnut oil and melt this with your palms, apply this to ends.

2. Sleep or keep this in for as long as you can

3. Get in the shower, and wash you hair as many times as you need until oil free!

{EXTRA}

When washing hair, get a cheap, plastic brush, and brush your hair in the shower while conditioner is in it, hope you liked these tips :)

Apr 13, 2014

Victoria S.

I know, for those people that don't want to cut their ends, [like me] should use this :)

Apr 13, 2014

Victoria S.

This is true... Its just my method.

Apr 13, 2014

Mariam A.

Triara, she didn't say that they were damage.
And thank you Victoria seriously my dead ends are getting completely fried, and I will never cut my hair ( even thou I know I have too).

Apr 13, 2014

Emilie W.

When you brush it when it's wet it's at it's weakest though.

Apr 13, 2014

Emilie W.

Coconut oil is great 👍

Apr 13, 2014

Jess L.

Its best to use a brush specifically neant for wet hair (or a wide-toothed comb) in the shower. othereise it can yank/damage your hair.


I love coconut oil too!

Apr 13, 2014

Roz X.

A wet brush or shower comb is a great way to reduce breakage. I associate dead ends with dry or dull ends and split ends as..well...split..lol. I agree; organic, extra virgin cold pressed coconut oil is a great and inexpensive way to get soft, shiny locks. I avoid the scalp and apply to my ends. I also love Apricot Oil or Argan Oil on my dry hair..just a dab on the ends after styling. Keeps flyaways at bay!

Apr 13, 2014

Victoria S.

Emilie, this reduces tangles and gets the conditioner all through the hair. This is why I use it, not for the ends, but for the benefit of the look and feel.

Apr 13, 2014

Ty R.

Olive or coconut oil. Seal your conditioner in with it and use a plastic cap. Then rinse after an hour.