Leave in Conditioner Recipe

RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By mamaof5 (Guest Post) (05/07/2008) Thank you SO much for the conditioner recipes. My dd3 has been bedridden for 3 days. It is too painful to get her up to wash her hair and laying so much was making her hair a dry tangled mess! The leave in conditioner recipe did the trick, for no money at all. Thank you from a grateful Mama. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By guestpost (Guest Post) (01/16/2007) I need a homemade recipe recipe for science fair for my horse what recipes should I use?? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By Amanda (Guest Post) (12/26/2006) mix one egg with 4 oz of olive oil and a drop of your favorite conditioner mix it up thoroughly an use as much as necessary the save the rest in a closed container in your refrigerator Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By michelle (Guest Post) (05/21/2006) Use 2 ounces of fabric softener to 22 ounces of water this will detangle and leave your hair silky soft Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post by sylviecyn (25) | (04/07/2006) Contact I buy Aussie "Hair Insurance" a leave-in conditioner. It's cheap at a discount store like Walmart, less than $3.00 US. Another even cheaper cream-rinse-type conditioner that takes out stubborn tangles is Alberto VO5 "Hydrators w/extra moisure" conditioner. I'm sure that would work as a homemade leave-in by diluting it with water. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By c b (Guest Post) (04/07/2006) Make your own "No More Tangles" leave in conditioning spray: use a small spray bottle (old hair spray bottle is fine), and for normal hair use 1 part regular hair conditioner to 3 parts water, shake well and it is ready to use. For dry hair use 1 part regular hair conditioner to 2 parts water, shake well and it is ready to use. Note: The small amount of conditioner that is left in the bottom of the bottle (turn bottle upside down to get it out) is usually perfect for this. I use this (dry hair formula) on my hair and my 2 daughters' hair every day. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By pam (Guest Post) (03/03/2006) They have great new leave-in anti-frizz conditioners (Dove makes one) - I got mine in an end lot close out at the dollar store & stocked up. The new generation of hair products are really great - try them out - get samples over the internet, etc. I pick up the little packets whenever I can and use them for travel, etc. Oh, leave in hair gel may do the trick,too Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post by cookwie (1006) | (01/26/2006) Profile | Contact I use Infusium by Clairol. It's a spray that comes in different preps depending on the type of hair. A little bit goes a long way. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By (Guest Post) (01/25/2006) I just leave ordinary conditioner in my hair which works as well as any commercially marketed product that proclaims it's a "leave-in conditioner". Also I read on one of the handy hint sites (maybe this one) that one can use hand lotion on dry hair in the same way that "Pantene" is used. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By siris (Guest Post) (01/23/2006) "Mane & Tail" make a leave-in conditioner for horses. Works wonderfully on human hair and smells great. Try your feed store or pet supply place. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post By 1southerngal (Guest Post) (01/23/2006) I use 1 part regular conditioner to 5 parts water in spray bottle ( you can wash out pump hairspray bottle and use it). Brand isn't important - I use the Suave. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Leave in Conditioner Recipe Post by smathis123 (30) | (01/22/2006) Profile | Contact You can use any conditioner in a spray bottle and leave it in your hair. Just use a couple of teaspoons of conditioner and then fill spray bottle with water. Report Spam or Abuse