Coconut Milk Powder

powder-like, fine texture, and white, coconut milk powder is manufactured through the spray drying process of raw unsweetened coconut cream.....coconut milk powder is a good substitute for fresh coconut milk...usually canned coconut milk should b refrigerated after using, & it usually keepz 4 a few dayz up until about a week or so...but the powder form iz ready 2 use just by adding hot H20...although i have yet 2 try thiz, i think thiz would make az a great alternative 4 those that want 2 try coconut milk az a conditioner, but dont want the drippy, runny, mezz....it would also b of benefit 4 those that wanna have betta control of the portionz they use, so that they wont have 2 toss it out if itz not used up n itz entirety.

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Organix Nourishing Coconut Milk Shampoo & Conditioner

now these 2 claim 2 b an exclusive blend of organic coconut milk 2 nourish your hair...ultra whipped egg white proteins add strength & elasticity, along with weight-less coconut oils 2 add hydration & balance...the luxuriously creamy, foaming, hydrating formula leaves ur hair feeling clean, glowing, softly scented & super soft...blahblahblah...now it definitely smellz heavenly, but the poo left my hair feeling like it waz stripped...i didnt like that feeling @ all...n my opinion it felt like i had used a clarifying poo or something....now thiz brand iz supposed 2 b a sulfate free formula...i dont kno if sulfatez have n e thing 2 do with that *stripped* feeling, but i will do some research & get back 2 u on the subject...the condish on other hand, waz okay...my hair waz kinda soft after i used it...if i had 2 purchase these again, i would go with the condish & leave the poo rite there on the shelf...ive purchased mine from walgreenz 4 about $6.99 a bottle...but az alwayz, i caught minez on sale....i think @ the time it waz buy 1 get the other 50% off....u kno me, alwayz lookin 4 a sale...lol...ive also used the vanilla silk poo & condish az well...same rulez apply here with both of these...they also come n teatree mint, white tea grapeseed, shea butter, & other kindz...2 many 2 name...just google them 2 c the rest if ur interested...overall 4 the price i paid, i couldve bought a bigger, betta, brand of productz worth my money.

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Aussie Moist Conditioner

okay Aussie Moist Conditioner for dry, damaged hair claims to give dry hair a long quenching drink that will make it silky and irresistible... itz made with Australian guava fruit, and it claimz 2 provide dry, damaged hair with a moisture infusion....now all that may be so, but once again i WASN'T impressed....thiz crap had me scared 2 comb thru my hair...once i attempted 2 put the comb thru it & it wouldnt go, i waz like o hell 2 the nawwwwwwwwwwwww....itz not a cheapy condish n my opinion either....i think i paid over $2 buckz 4 thiz garbage....something that i will neva, eva, do again...believe that!...on the other hand, it did have a nice smell 2 it...i used 2 use something by them back n the day, & it also had a very sweet smelling aroma az well...i think n a nut shell, thatz all they're good 4 iz making sweet smelling, non-working productz!

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HE: Hello Hydration

thiz product claimz 2 give dry hair the moisture drink it needs while itz supposed 2 hydrate your hair and leave it silky and supple...now my hair thought differently...sorry, but im NOT impressed...yez the smell of coconut milk & orchidz waz fresh, clean, & invigorating...but the buck stopz here!...i could barely get a comb thru my dam hair...smh...needlezz 2 say, thiz condish isnt really cheap 2 me either...i think i paid $3.99 & that waz @ family dollar!!!...but then again, they're not the cheapest store n town...but um yeah i can definitely say that thiz iz 1 product that i will NOT b buying again...now i usually luv clariol productz...but n thiz case, imma need mz. clairol 2 come betta than thiz next time....

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Rich Conditioner for Dry or Damaged Hair

recently i found thiz website called care2.com...they have alot of recipez 4 hair care on there that i thought were very interesting...especially when 1/2 of the ingredientz can b found n ur kitchen cupboardz...so here'z 1 that im contemplating doing with n the next week or so...

2 ounces aloe vera gel

1/2 teaspoon olive, avocado, or jojoba oil

2 ounces organic apple cider vinegar

1 ounce powdered milk

1. Combine ingredients in a bowl, stirring to blend.
2. Apply to freshly-washed damp hair.
3. Rinse with warm water.

now thiz recipe iz supposed 2 restore luster and health to your dry or damaged hair...now i can do thiz little simple recipe bcuz i have ALL the ingredientz already except 4 the powdered milk...hell they still make that crap?...smh...but um, im thinkin about substituting the powdered milk 4 say some coconut milk?...that should make 4 an interesting combo...hmmm, once i do thiz concoction, i will definitely return 2 post my resultz..

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Honey

Honey iz known 2 b a humectant & itz also said 2 help dry hair by adding moisture & shine...supposedly u have 2 buy it n itz *raw* form 2 achieve itz full benefitz...hmmm, i waz thinking watz the dam difference???...honey iz honey rite?...well thiz iz when u start 2 get all technical with the chemical processing that it goez through & all the crap that iz removed from it...blahblahblah...i myself have used a few different honey recipez, but i cant really say whether or not it made my hair n e different n termz of shine...az far az moisture goez, my hair iz alwayz dry, dry, dry...so i think i would notice if it waz retaining n e moisture from the honey...u can usually get *raw* honey from ur local health food store, & ive also bought some from the vitamin shoppe....it can b a bit pricey, so once again u may wanna shop around 4 the best deal n town...n my opinion, i think honey iz honey & u can probably reap the same rewardz or benefitz by using that little old bottle thatz shaped like a bear @ ur local supermarket....here'z a quick recipe: 1/2 tablespoon of honey & add it 2 some conditioner; mix well then apply it 2 ur hair...apply a plastic cap & let it sit on ur hair 4 15-20 minutez...rinse thoroughly & style az usual...good luck!!

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Coconut Milk

Coconut milk is a milky white cooking base derived from the meat of a mature coconut... it shouldn't b confused with coconut water (coconut juice), which is the naturally-occurring liquid found inside a coconut...coconut milk iz packed with protein & oilz that will leave ur hair feeling stronger, healthier, & looking shinier...i recently started using coconut milk az a protein treatment on my hair...i take 1/2 a can of coconut milk, some conditioner, either some avocado or coconut oil, or sometimez both....combine them 2gether n a bowl & mix them up....i then apply thiz 2 dry hair, cover with a plastic cap, & sit under my heating cap 4 about 15-20 minutez...after that i rinse it out with warm water, & continue with my regular hair routine...now thiz mixture can b a tad bit runny, so u may wanna have a towel or 2 handy 2 catch the run-off...the plastic cap comez n handy, but if u dont have that then u may have 2 improvise & use a plastic bag that u can secure with a clip...i found that the *Thai* brand, iz a little bit more expensive, but im told n some casez itz betta bcuz itz a thicker consistency...ive found it @ walmart 4 about $1.55 maybe...cant remember...now ive seen it n the health food store 4 dam near $2.25 & i had 2 do a double take...so make sure u do a comparison when shopping around 4 thiz product...u can also find coconut milk @ ur local supermarket...ive noticed a subtle change in my hair & i will continue 2 use thiz n my hair care regimen.

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