All of the "pre-shampoo" treatments should be shampooed out. They are designed to weigh the hair down while nourishing the hair shaft when you have dry hair. Then you can shampoo, condition, and style as you normally would. You should see a shinier coat of hair!
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Snowed-in? "Pre-shampoo" Hair Treatments
All of the "pre-shampoo" treatments should be shampooed out. They are designed to weigh the hair down while nourishing the hair shaft when you have dry hair. Then you can shampoo, condition, and style as you normally would. You should see a shinier coat of hair!
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I'm going to try the Minardi for my hair! Can I use this every week?
ReplyDeleteOjon is made of red palm oil. It used for cooking in Latin America. Remember back in the day, the red oil in popcorn - same thing. It is very cheap to buy compared to ojon. Use it alone or just add a little to another product.
ReplyDeleteChenoe123: Raw, organic, virgin coconut oil will work just as well as the Minardi preshampoo treatment. The coconut oil has multiple uses. If you do get your hands on the Minardi treatment, weekly is fine. It is designed to moisturize, and you have to shampoo out anyway. Use as often as you shampoo.
ReplyDeleteAnd bowman, thanks for sharing the info!