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    Super Duper Deep Conditioning Hair Treatment for Damaged Hair

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    • on July 08, 2011

      Worked extremely well. My hair was very damaged and now my hair is very soft and silky after just one use.

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    • on April 02, 2010

      I tried the recipe last night; it's fabulous!So much better than commercial products. Since my hair is short, I used 1/4 cup mayo, 1 tablespoon olive oil and one egg.( I think using 1/8 cup mayo would have been plenty.) I added a few drops of lavendar essential oil to the mix. I plastered my hair with it and put on a plastic shower cap. Over that I put on a hair towel and slept with that on. It stayed on about 12 hours and then I rinsed it out. I shampooed twice, as I wanted to make sure I got the mixture out. I used some bottled hair conditioner, just to make it easier to comb through wet. I dried and styled my hair and it feels great. It's a lot softer and I have less dry pieces and frizzies all around. My hair is thick, coarse and color-treated. No other conditioner or hair oil has helped. I highly recommend this recipe! :)

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    • on November 17, 2009

      I want to say thank you for this recipe!!! It has tremendously done wonders to my scalp and hair. My scalp used to have a helmet of dandruff or sores.:( I've used the conditioner three times and my scalp is healthier with only a very small quarter size spot of dandruff. And the shine is outstanding!!!! Thanx a million, Shanelle ferguson

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    • on April 19, 2011

      Worked wonderfully - my hair looked like Rachel Green's after I washed and styled it :)

      I washed and conditioned after I let it sit for a couple hours but it still felt great after.

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    • on December 24, 2010

      this treatment worked great! I conditioned my hair shortly after to get rid of the potato salad smell on my head, and my hair looks and feels amazing!!! Would recommend this treatment to anyone, with an advisement of a brief application of a scented conditioner to eliminate the smell :) will be using this treatment bi-monthly.

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    • on February 24, 2010

      This works great! If your mayo and eggs are cold a quick way to warm them up instead of a microwave is to run some warm water in the sink and set your mixing bowl in while stirring together. Just enough water so that bowl doesn't float or tip over. I put a couple drops of essential oil in to get rid of salad smell.

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    • on July 13, 2006

      here is a way i do use this.... brush hair first, then use a big toothed comb (kind you use with conditioner in shower) & spread the mixture through my hair all the way to the end... next i either bard or twist my hair & clip it with a barrette on top of my head then put a shower cap on topthen take a hot wash cloth wrung out & put it on top then follow with a dry towel. when done i jut take everything off & step into the shower & let the water rinse of very warm water & comb through just like i was conditionoing.. then follow with a cold rinse... hope this helps some others out there as it helps be able to really rinse the hair out with the very warm water to be able to comb through.. also i like to take a relaxing soak bath while waiting to treatmet & ican always use the rinse the tub out at the same time with the shower afterwards...

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    • on March 20, 2012

      Awesome at-home treatment! I have shoulder length, extremely thick hair and was able to cut the recipe in half and had just enough. I left it on about a half an hour, covered with saran wrap and a towel. After I rinsed out, I also used a scented conditioner to make my hair smell better. I shampooed and styled the next day and am extremely pleased with the results. It's really soft and shiny! I'll definitely be doing this at least once a month.

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    • on March 12, 2012

      I tried this recipe for the first time & I will be using it again!!!!!!......I would recommend using the "Deep Hair Cleanse" recipe (on this website) BEFORE this conditioning treatment to deeply clean your hair of any residue buildup....allowing for better absorption during THIS conditioning treatment.

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    • on July 27, 2011

      Although my family were really entertained by my trying this treatment, I figured I had nothing to lose :) I left it on overnight and washed out in the morning, and everyone commented on the shine, I will be doing this on a regular (probably monthly) basis! Lovely recipe!

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    • on February 12, 2011

      This recipe is amazing, aside from the oily hair the next day. I frequently dye my hair and I was worried about destroying my hair when I bleached it this year. Two nights before bleaching, I used this recipe and after bleaching when my hair was dry, it was soft and felt like hair, not damaged and brittle. It really works and any time you think about bleaching or you want shinier healthier (not damaged hair) use this recipe. You will be very happy with the results, I know I was.

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    • on May 23, 2010

      I've been doing mayo for years but knew that there must be something else out there that cold step it up a notch. This is amazing. No need to go out and spend good money on OTC products with chemicals and other additives. Nature knew what she was doing all along and all we need we can generally find in our kitchen! I made probably half the recipe (didn't measure anything) and it was enough for my thick shoulder length hair as well as my face/neck. I still had a bit left over so before I stepped in the shower I slathered the rest sparingly over my entire body. My face/neck was a bit red (I must have pretty sensitive skin) but it is subsiding and my skin and hair both look and feel beautiful. I would love to be able to incorporate this monthly into my routine. Thank you!

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    • on April 15, 2010

      Years ago there was a host on tv for the after noon movie. She had the most beautiful hair. She shared one day that she used mayonnaise. I have been doing this ever since,it is great. Like her I only use mayonnaise. see no need to add other ingredients, since these things are in the mayo. I use saran wrap which works better than a shower cap, for me anyway. This is a good thing, try it.

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    • on January 26, 2010

      MY HAIR LOOKS GREAT! but... my hair smelled like mayo... ew... i smelled like a sandwich. No one else noticed but i did. i sprayed some perfume and it was better. My hair was awesome. Lots of comments

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    • on July 16, 2009

      The only thing missing with this recipe was whether to apply to wet or dry hair. I opted to apply it to dry hair and I followed another user's suggestion of cutting the recipe down so I only used 1 egg (etc.). On dry hair I used the whole batch-- and my hair is pretty short. I put this on in the evening and after rinsing out went to bed when my hair was still slightly damp. In the morning I shampood and my hair was super soft. Even 3 days later it feels great!

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    • on August 12, 2008

      Make sure you use REAL MAYO - not low fat or anything else, it has to say real to work the best. This is also an AMAZING way to kill lice - my daughter had lice over and over again and the chemical cures can cause brain damage - My doc said use real mayo for at least 6-8 hours and they were GONE!! Plus her hair was soft and shiny! For conditioning do this at least once a month - more if you need it.

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    • on April 13, 2012

      Im african american with natural hair and i loved this i added half a lemon and a tsp of honey to help mask the smell a bit i shampoo first then applied this for half an hr rinsed conditioned with aussie my curls look nice with a shine..looks healthy and feels great!

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    • on March 23, 2012

      My hair are curly and short, barely touching the shoulder, so I need to straighten them after every wash which as one could imagine, damages the hair (although I do use the best possible precautions of shampoo, conditioner and heat protecting serum). I used 1 egg, 1/4 cup (which is 3.5 tsp) Mayo and 1 tsp olive oil on dry hair. The mix was absolutely sufficient for my hair length, and I kept it overnight and washed in the morning with L'Oreal sulfate free shampoo conditioner (to mask the smell). Although I didnt feel any difference during the wash, now that my hair have started to dry a bit, I can feel the softness and the ease of combing. I feel great and excited!!
      Another trick I use to keep hair strong and shiny is head massage with coconut oil at least 1 hour before shampoo, but I leave it overnight. No standard amount prescribed, it depends on your hair type and length. Make sure you do not soak your hair in oil cos then you will have to use extra shampoo (chemicals) to take it out.
      And best thing to avoid hair tangles is to remain calm and peaceful and give up anger for real. Works like wonders! Try it.

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    • on February 26, 2012

      I have long (reaches my lower back), thick hair and the amount in the recipe was just enough to cover all of it. It's not a very difficult process. I left it on for about an hour and a half, rinsed it out thoroughly and finished with cold water. I woke up the next morning and washed my hair like normal with shampoo and conditioner. I noticed that my hair was a little shinier. It's been a couple of days since I did the treatment and my scalp and hair line has broken out. It might just be because I have sensitive skin or maybe I did something wrong. Just an FYI for those with sensitive skin or if you're prone to breaking out.

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    • on January 08, 2012

      Made my hair so oily. I have a special event today and my hair looks like I haven't washed it in day's. It didn't work the way I thought it would!

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    Nutritional Facts for Super Duper Deep Conditioning Hair Treatment for Damaged Hair

    Serving Size: 1 (389 g)

    Servings Per Recipe: 1

    Amount Per Serving
    % Daily Value
    Calories 1009.5
     
    Calories from Fat 894
    88%
    Total Fat 99.3 g
    152%
    Saturated Fat 15.4 g
    77%
    Cholesterol 279.5 mg
    93%
    Sodium 847.5 mg
    35%
    Total Carbohydrate 28.9 g
    9%
    Dietary Fiber 0.0 g
    0%
    Sugars 7.6 g
    30%
    Protein 4.7 g
    9%

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