Yesterday we had guests over, and I had to take a shower really fast, so no time for slimy eggs.I quickly got olive oil, rubbed it on my hair, kept it on for 10 minutes, then went in the shower and washed it off with shampoo. Came out with nice soft and silky hair with no frizzies! YAY!
My friend uses eggs, I always use olive oil, and it works great. From what I've heard, hair is protein and eggs have a lot of protein, so when you put them on your hair, it helps stimulate growth. Its kinda gross, but they say it works. LOL My friend actually uses the yolk and not the white, because the yolk is the protein part. Gosh, I still can't get myself to put eggs on my hair, but I think I should try it anyway.
For those of you who are going to use oil, olive oil and coconut oil are very good for hair, and people very often use them. As for other oils, I honestly don't know. Some people say Vitamin E oil is good for hair, but I don't know what form they put it in.





I quickly got olive oil, rubbed it on my hair, kept it on for 10 minutes, then went in the shower and washed it off with shampoo. Came out with nice soft and silky hair with no frizzies! YAY!
My friend uses eggs, I always use olive oil, and it works great. From what I've heard, hair is protein and eggs have a lot of protein, so when you put them on your hair, it helps stimulate growth. Its kinda gross, but they say it works. LOL My friend actually uses the yolk and not the white, because the yolk is the protein part. Gosh, I still can't get myself to put eggs on my hair, but I think I should try it anyway.
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