Skip the conditioner in the shower. Instead, put a tiny amount of conditioner (maybe the size of your pinky nail or so) in your palm along with a dollop of your regular hair gel, mousse, etc. and rub your palms together. Run your fingers through your hair and style as usual.
Real life advice from real women
More Tips Tagged "beauty"
More tags
washing machines
handbag
lightbulbs
picnic
windscreen
dark circles
spare keys
water marks
cookies
buttons
food
ears
flirting
conversation
website
tea
aggression
packing
romance
sore throat
glasses
pine needles
flying
deoderant
sooth
walking stick
sex drive
bathroom
cranberry sauce
highlighter
wool coat
static
babies
trust
rashes
roast
car
tantrums
jealousy
guilt
shave rash
carrots
breakfast
laser removal
eyebrows
foundation
stepdaughter
table top
stains
poached eggs
swimming
volunteering
scalp
has he changed
school
suicide
lights
refurbishment
cellulite
wedding guests
shin splints
charity
theatre
tradition
self-esteem
image
blouse
beach
loneliness
delicate plants
party
crowds
recycling
mother
travel sickness
locked out
sock marks
supermarket
lotions
mood swings
mosquitoes
coil
mouthwash
tweezerman
bleach
smoking
modelling
ginger
flowers
wrinkles
diy
lice
budget
backpacking
compost
elegant
products
palms
dessert
newsletters
smells
children
chewing gum
knees
rust
attractive
wool
sweaters
beauty
massage
tree
skinny
keeping warm
fingers
texting
naevus
scars
pub
blisters
energy
breath
placemats
glue
bread
work experience
environment
toddlers
remove
gifts
halloween
roasting
firm
water
blood
fashion
uniforms
epilator
love
onions
feet
coach trips
smoke
ex
millia
cats
shoes
blogging
commitment
plants
waterproof
Topics: beauty hair conditioner
How to deep condition your hair
-
Put about a tablespoon of Olive Oil on the hair and leave on under a shower cap as long as possible. Wash out well with gentle baby shampoo and then follow the tips above about blasting with cold water and brushing.
-
Olive oil is a great conditioner, but it can be improved by adding rosemary oil, for shine and strength, lavender oil to comfort dry scalps and patchouli oil for scent and shine. If you keep a bottle of this made up and apply it to dry hair whenever you can, leaving it on for as long as poss your hair will thank you again and again. Extra tip, apply shampoo before water to remove and pour a jug of water with a generous splash of vinegar over as a final rinse.
-
Buy a conditioning treatment, appy to hair following instructions then wrap an old plastic carrier bag around your head to create heat. Tie ends. This makes the conditioner 'sink in' - I use an ASDA bag but am told that a Harrods bag looks better!!
-
VO5 hot oil for dry/ damaged hair, works wonder on mine! :)
-
I rub warm (NOT hot) olive oil into the ends and sometimes on my scalp and leave it on for 5 minutes or more before I wash my hair. I also rub 100% aloe vera gel into my hair to set it when I pull it back into a braid or pony tail to run errands. Once the aloe vera gel dries you can sleep in it and won't get on your pillows or sheets.
-
i always throw my shampoo and conditioner bottles in the bath while running lids closed of course. i find this not only prevents the shock of cold shampoo on the barnet but also provides a double deep warm treatment every time.xx
-
Mash up an avocado... apply. Hang out for about 15 minutes. You can also apply to your face and hands or anywhere you need moisture. Rinse, shampoo... you probably won't need to condition. Avocados are also amazing when eaten. After a couple of weeks adding them to meals you'll notice nicer skin & hair, i swear!
-
Before You Get Out Of The Shower Blast Yourself With Cold Water, As This Makes Hair Shinier. Also When Towel Drying, Try To Dry It Downwards And Not Just Scrub The Hair. If You Suffer From Bad Tangles In Your Hair After, Brush It In The Shower And Then Wash Out The Conditioner. This Should Help :)
-
Leave conditioner on overnight and cover hair with cling film (you might want to wear a beanie over this also as it can look pretty crazy (",)
-
if you dont have time to apply a seperate mask when you have washed your hair in teh shower, apply condditioner or hair treatment then point the shower head down away from you so your not getting wet, while to wash your body, this stops the conditioner getting washed out and gives it time to absorb, if only a few minutes, works for my long, blonde hair.
-
Use Wonder Oil, (a product which contains a mixture made of different kinds of vitamins, herbs and oils such as walnut oil, avacado oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil, olive oil etc. and is chemical free) and mix it with liquide E vitamin manufactured especially for hair and skin (not the kind that you'd add to your salad). Then apply it to your scalp messaging in circular motions letting your scalp to absorb it thoroughly. Then apply Wonder Oil alone to the rest of your hair and concentrating on the ends, without mixing with liquide E vitamin. Cover it with cling film, leave it for 1-2 hours. You can fill your bath tub and relax, while your hair is getting the treatment it deserves. After you are finished, wash your hair as you usually would. Both products are available in most Holland & Barrett shops.
-
Add some vinegar to a bowl of water for a final rinse, your hair will be very shiny.
