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asianrunner · 09-20-2012, 06:46 PM

The ion effective care packet would be a great place to start. I dislike making hair stuff (getting motivated to cook is hard enough!

) that I prefer to buy PTs. I really like Curl Junkie's Repair Me for a PT. Since I am also lazy about doing PTs, I occasionally use it as a rinse out. Yes, Curl Junkie products are expensive, but I find they are worth it and I use way less product then with drugstore stuff.

Another PT you could try to make is the gelatin one by IAgirl. Pedaheh's Hair Blog: Science-y Hair Blog Recipes

If you do decide to go the route of trying the higher end products, kathymack sells samples of tons of different hair products. For PTs, I would try Spiral Solutions Repairing Protein Treatment or Curl Junkie Repair Me. Here is a link to her fotki:
http://public.fotki.com/kathymack/

09-20-2012, 06:46 PM	#4
asianrunner Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 2,059	The ion effective care packet would be a great place to start. I dislike making hair stuff (getting motivated to cook is hard enough! ) that I prefer to buy PTs. I really like Curl Junkie's Repair Me for a PT. Since I am also lazy about doing PTs, I occasionally use it as a rinse out. Yes, Curl Junkie products are expensive, but I find they are worth it and I use way less product then with drugstore stuff. Another PT you could try to make is the gelatin one by IAgirl. Pedaheh's Hair Blog: Science-y Hair Blog Recipes If you do decide to go the route of trying the higher end products, kathymack sells samples of tons of different hair products. For PTs, I would try Spiral Solutions Repairing Protein Treatment or Curl Junkie Repair Me. Here is a link to her fotki: http://public.fotki.com/kathymack/ __________________ Medium texture, normal porosity, normal elasticity, very weak waves. shampoo: Redken Fresh Curls rinse out: CJ CR, TN jellies: UFD's CM, KCCC gels: CJ CQ, BRHG Last edited by asianrunner; 09-20-2012 at 06:48 PM.