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CO Washing: Using Oils
If you CO wash, can you use oils for your hair? Can you CO wash oils out of your hair or will it leave buildup? Are all oils water-soluble? Or is it only some? Which ones? How about: Olive oil? Castor oil? Jojoba oil? Coconut oil? Sesame oil? Others? What other oils are out there for hair?
Would you need to shampoo it out? or BS/ACV wash it out? or will CO work? How about vinegar rinses? Conditioner w/ baking soda or brown sugar? Lemon rinses? Or how about using other oils? Like OCM except with hair... Like dissolves like.. Oil dissolves oil and all that stuff.. Also, because some oils are thicker or lighter than others, can someone put them in order from lightest to thickest? Just wondering.. |
Oils are not water soluble
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Hair can absorb oil, and weather and wear will remove oil, so using oil doesn't automatically mean that you will feel oily or that you'll need to use shampoo. Just don't use too much. The only time I need to remove oil is after a deep oiling treatment, even then I deliberately don't remove all the oil. In the right amounts, oils make your hair soft, satiny, and less frizzy, without feeling oily, greasy, or weighed down. --- 2c/3a, M, ii, porous, good elasticity, APL, silvery dark brown. Love coconut oil, olive oil, and Everyday Shea! |
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Jojoba Sesame Coconut Olive Castor |
Thanks guys!
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