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Lilnicka4u2nv 
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 Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 4:58pm |
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Whats the diff between this and a hot oil treatment?
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According to Sereca of LHCF "The part that makes it an oil rinse is using conditioner to help rinse some of the oil from your hair. Everything else is just a pre-poo, hot oil treatment, or an oil wash."
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With a hot oil treatment, you are applying warmed up oil to dry hair,sit under the dryer, and then shampoo it out...I think it benefits the scalp more...
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 5:05pm |
I got it from whole foods :) 7.99. I met up with a few youtube ladies and we cleared them out lol.
Gl with the amla oil!!! I want to hear how it goes :)
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 5:15pm |
Lilnicka4u2nv wrote:
Miss B wrote:
Whats the diff between this and a hot oil treatment?
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Lilnicka4u2nv wrote:
According to Sereca of LHCF "The part that makes it an oil rinse is using conditioner to help rinse some of the oil from your hair. Everything else is just a pre-poo, hot oil treatment, or an oil wash."
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With a hot oil treatment, you are applying warmed up oil to dry hair,sit under the dryer, and then shampoo it out...I think it benefits the scalp more... |
When I do a hot oil treatment, I've washed my hair, then put the oil on with a plastic bag and sit under my bonnet, then cowash it out or lightly shampoo it. Have I been oil rinsing this whole time?
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 5:17pm |
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 5:39pm |
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Bumping
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 7:27pm |
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Oil rinsing is def. the biznessss
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 9:45pm |
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Bumpity bump
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 9:47pm |
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I got some Avacado oil on the way, Can't wait to try it....
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 10:00pm |
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I got some Avacado oil on the way, Can't wait to try it.... |
Yay!!!...I alway wondered about avocado oils and butters..I hear so many raves about them, but worry they may make my hair haird like avocado's do...I cant wait to hair your results with it though 
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Posted: Feb 13 2010 at 10:15pm |
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I need to find an oil to use. Right now I cowash, rinse, and apply either coconut oil or Africa's Best Herbal Oil with extra castor oil added while I'm still in the shower. Then I apply my cholesterol once I get out. (I never shampoo)
This just seems like it would be a lot of oil for me to use. I'd have to find a pretty cheap one for the rinse I think.
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