Lo.Curly

just strated a new regime hoping my curls will be nourished and ahave a looong deep drink.
I put together a few simple ingredients and came out very satisfied.

Water and vinegar and grapseed oil.
Thats it.

I mixed it together in a spray bottle, shook, then sprayed on my hair as a leave-in.My hair now is soft, shiny and MOVES! My hair is ALOT less oily and it usually takes a week before my first wash. It's b
(I might put a video up for it)een a little over a week and my hair is still fresh!
But the only problem is the smell!
I put in a little Aussie Moist Conditioner it helped the problem a little and added a bit of moisture.

Any suggestions on how to make the smell not so strong?
I won't take any product suggestions I'm sorry but I'm too cheap for that!

Fmasuhr

maybe less vinegar? and a nice smelling oil, like lavender or lemon

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my hair: 3c, high porosity, high density and coarse hair (i think i finally figured that all out)
my hair loves conditioner only styling!
my hair goal length is bra strap length when curly.

I also blog about my hair journey, please feel free to read and comment/ask questions http://www.naturallycurly.com/blogs/...air-blogs/2494

unicyclist

Sounds like a good cleansing recipe, but be sure not do overdo it because of the vinegar or it could cause damage.

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Routine
Weekly Shampoo: Kinky-Curly Come Clean + Coconut Oil
Co-wash/RO: Cure Care Skin & Hair Conditioner
LI: Kinky-Curly Knot Today
Styler: Kinky-Curly Curling Custard

Techniques

• combing to detangle and separate curls
• scrunch 'n pump!
• t-shirt turban

Hair coconut oil and protein
Hair silicones, sulfates, glycerin, synthetic ingredients

2c/C/ii/low porosity. Growing out!
*November- above chin
*January- at chin
*March- around collarbone