Healthy Hair Trick

[monkey]

i learned this from my mom an it actualy works
you put 1 cup of mayo.2 eggs.1cup of hunny
directions:mix up,and apply to dampened hair,wait fifteen min.and then rinse....WALAH!Healthy hair in no time!

[princessno1]

oh awesome, thanks i will defo try this, but when you say 'healthy' what does it do? does it look thick and has body or something?

[keepinitnice]

I tried this when I was in my teens and the mayo made my hair...yuck, greasey and stinky. Yet, I was young and maybe didn't rinse long enough or?

[crazyaboutmakeup]

ohh I tried the mayonnaise too. I too was a teenager and maybe I didn't rinse correctly lol. My hair is quite fine, I probably should have only added it to the ends.

[vogueboy]

Beer also works.

There were several companies in the 70's that had shampoos which conatined eggs, honey, and beer. They all worked quite well.

[BetonyNanette]

Hi....

i like pantene conditioner ice shine. and when you shampoo only do the roots. don't shampoo everyday. always rinse shampoo with warm/hot water. concentrate on the ends when you condition. condition more frequently than you shampoo and always rinse conditioner with cool water b/c it seals the cuticle promoting shine and traping some of the moisture from conditiner inside the cuticle.......

[coleenvin]

i have heard some one saying that beer is good conditioner for hair... i wonder whether that true or not, vogueboy, so what were your results of using beer?

[Angie]

Many years ago my mom always used beer as setting lotion.

[bloggersara]

The honey concerns me. I have really curly hair that tangles easily so the thought of getting something sticky in it scares me.

[blackbird668]

Originally Posted by bloggersara

The honey concerns me. I have really curly hair that tangles easily so the thought of getting something sticky in it scares me.

Honey is a great humectant. I've mixed honey with conditioner for a deep condtitioning treatment for a few years. It works well, and rinses out easily. When honey is mixed with something else that has a lot of "slip" (like conditioner) it doesn't feel sticky.