Diy loc butter

Dreadlocks are hipster. But when it comes to maintaining them, it can get a little difficult. Many people with locs end up with product buildup and residue because of the products they use on their hair. You need a proper hair washing routine for dreadlocks to leave them looking and feeling good. So if you’ve …

Locs need moisturizing or they’ll become as dry as a desert. Anyone who’s ever had locs must know how frustrating dry locs can be. But fortunately, you can make yourself DIY shea butter recipes for locs. That way, you won’t have to use commercial products which contain a slew of chemical ingredients that can leave …

Recently, a reader asked me for a list of carrier oil substitutions for some of my beauty recipes hence this post! 🙂 I understand this need completely since we can’t have all the carrier oils required on hand. I like to keep a few common carrier oils, including my favorite coconut & sweet almond, available …

You can use a small food processor or food blender. If you would rather not, this still mixes nicely with a spoon or fork. It just takes a lot longer. Also, if you warm up the solid ingredients for about 10 seconds in the microwave, it may mix easier. This mix is one of my favorites to use on my hair for sealing in moisture, it also yields amazing twist outs!

There are many oils you can mi with shea butter but this post talks about what the best oils to mi with shea butter are and how they help keep skin and hair healthy!

Share the graphic on your website: Infographic Courtesy Of BlackHairInformation.com Nourish and Shine Healthy Hair Butter Naturals Moisture Butter Repair & Extend Hair Butter Whipped Shea Butter Information on the infographic: 1. After Washing - Butters tend to be too heavy for daily moisturizing but they are perfect to use straight after washing and deep conditioning. 2. Before Heat - Some butters like shea butter offer some thermal protection benefit. Use a little bit on your strands right…