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Egg anyone?
Has anyone tried conditioning hair with egg? If so, please advise how you fared.
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Permalink Reply by Martyia McCray on -
i always condition my hair with eggs and mayo. it keeps it nice and shiny
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Permalink Reply by Joy Eddings on -
Could you share your regimen? How much mayo and how many eggs? Do you condition with this recipe after washing your hair and as a pre-shampoo? Thank you for your response.
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Permalink Reply by Joy Eddings on
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I started adding one egg to my conditioner and leaving it on for at least an hour. No heat. My hair is much stronger since I started doing this treatment. I also follow the protein/egg treatment with a deep conditioning treatment.
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Permalink Reply by Joy Eddings on
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It really does work!!! You're right though. You have to rinse with cool water and you're right, no heat can be involved. Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by W.S.P on
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1 or 2 egg depend of ur hair lenght add oil(olive oil extra virgin) then add condition. u c result rigth after
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Permalink Reply by Joy Eddings on
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Have'nt tried the olive oil, but will do so and let you know how it worked for me. Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by ANGELA HARPER on -
I mix one egg with my conditioner leave on for about an hour. I love the way it makes my hair feel. I can really tell the difference. My hair seems more manageable. Haven't tried the mayo and olive oil , but I will the nex time I wash.
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Permalink Reply by Joy Eddings on
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Do you deep condition after the egg/protein conditioner? I've read that you need to balance. The egg strengthens, but can dry out the hair. Deep conditioning afterward each time, replaces the softness.
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Permalink Reply by Bri on -
Yeah I tried it.I was doing a protien treatment and it really helped with the breakage.At first it felt kinda hard but it did good in the outcome.
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Permalink Reply by Joy Eddings on
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Yes, it does get hard as it dries. But once you rinse the hair thoroughly, you can feel the difference in the texture.
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Permalink Reply by MS. NuLengths on -
I use egg only when I'm doing a protein treatment. I think its pointless for me to buy protein treatments from the store when I can make them myself. I add an egg to one of my moisturizing conditioners, some mayo and olive. Apply to my hair and let it sit for an hour. Be sure not to sit under the dryer, the egg will cook and you'll have to pick it out. I like doing my protein treatments this way. It saves me money and I havent had any problems. I'm not going to say that my hair comes out long and soo soft because its not suppose to. Protein treatments are to strengthen, replenish and prevent breakage. Always follow up with a moisturizing deep conditioner. You should let it sit for just as long as the protein treatment did or at least half the time.
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