Shea Growth And Retention Regimen 2018

Has Shea Butter 'got you'?

  • Let me look over my investment portfolio and see if I have room for shea related stocks.

    Votes: 21 12.8%
  • I've got 8 pounds in the house, I need to order me some more because I don't want to run out.

    Votes: 29 17.7%
  • 1 Day without sealing my ends is just unthinkable.

    Votes: 12 7.3%
  • It works for me for now.

    Votes: 45 27.4%
  • Nah, I can take it or leave it.

    Votes: 12 7.3%
  • Meh, I'm here for the posts.

    Votes: 28 17.1%
  • That stuff just weighs down my hair. No thanks!

    Votes: 17 10.4%

  • Total voters
    164

Alma Petra

Well-Known Member
Happy birthday @ThatJerseyGirl! I hope that you're having a great time today!

@Sally. it might be the relaxer but anyway don't give up on it. Sooner or later you will stumble upon the solution that suits your hair nature best. I would suggest adding a leave-in conditioner either a thick creamy one (works for me) or a glycerin-based one eg s-curl activator. I'd also suggest heavier sealing with more oil and shea butter applied while protective styling, or incorporating aloe vera gel. I use bottled aloe gel. The gel cast is easy to scrunch out once dry and leaves the hair soft and smooth.
 

Aggie

Well-Known Member
I'm about to wash out my indigo color treatment. I decided to use some Naturelle Grow Rose Clay Deep Moisturizing Treatment as my DC today but what's different is I'm adding 3 Tablespoons of my Ayur-Shea mix to 3 heaping Tablespoons of the Rose Clay DC. and will report back how I liked it
 

Aggie

Well-Known Member
Hi Ladies. I thought I'd share this video because the Chebe conditioner she reviewed has Shea butter as it's chief ingredient. I like the fact that she gave a nice shout out to ayurveda powders being just as effective as Chebe, but cheaper. I really like what she has to say.
 
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ThatJerseyGirl

Well-Known Member
Happy birthday @ThatJerseyGirl! I hope that you're having a great time today!

@Sally. it might be the relaxer but anyway don't give up on it. Sooner or later you will stumble upon the solution that suits your hair nature best. I would suggest adding a leave-in conditioner either a thick creamy one (works for me) or a glycerin-based one eg s-curl activator. I'd also suggest heavier sealing with more oil and shea butter applied while protective styling, or incorporating aloe vera gel. I use bottled aloe gel. The gel cast is easy to scrunch out once dry and leaves the hair soft and smooth.
Happy Birthday my dear!
Happy birthday hon!! I call you Madea in my head :lol:


I hope I did the multi-quote correctly. Thank you all so much for the Love. You have no idea how much this means to me. This is truly a blessing :)

I had a good time today. However, it is very cold outside!!!

I plan to mix another batch of ayurshea mix and I'm so excited about that!
 

Chicoro

5 Year Shea Anniversary: Started Dec 16th, 2016!
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This image is from 2013. It epitomizes how my hair has tangled for most of life, until I started using Shea butter. Also, you can see how much shorter my hair is due to me cutting it, unintentionally, in 2012. Although disappointing, I am grateful for this situation as it helped me find a better way.

So, if you are struggling or are disappointed with your hair situation, keep going. Many, many times those struggles will help bring you to a better place in your hair care journey. It's okay to feel whatever you are feeling. In addition to that, continue to move forward day by day, to help you find your way.

You may get tired and need to take a rest. That is encouraged! What will impede your progress, and eventually your success, is if you completely stop and give up. Giving up doesn't help one to move forward.

Stay encouraged!
 
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Daina

Well-Known Member
Thinking about my next batch and adding Argan oil as one of my main oils. My hair and skin normally drinks it up and it helps with moisture and shine. It's just so expensive and the brand (Josie Maran) I prefer might not be cost effective as I tend to be heavy handed. Does anyone use Argan oil and if so have any suggestions on where I can get some from?
 

Chicoro

5 Year Shea Anniversary: Started Dec 16th, 2016!
Thinking about my next batch and adding Argan oil as one of my main oils. My hair and skin normally drinks it up and it helps with moisture and shine. It's just so expensive and the brand (Josie Maran) I prefer might not be cost effective as I tend to be heavy handed. Does anyone use Argan oil and if so have any suggestions on where I can get some from?

Try a health food store brand. They are on the ground, larger in size and may be less expensive than the one you referenced in the above post.
 

ElevatedEnergy

Rooted Yet Flowing
Thinking about my next batch and adding Argan oil as one of my main oils. My hair and skin normally drinks it up and it helps with moisture and shine. It's just so expensive and the brand (Josie Maran) I prefer might not be cost effective as I tend to be heavy handed. Does anyone use Argan oil and if so have any suggestions on where I can get some from?

I haven't purchased Argan oil in quite a while but when I did, this is the one I used.

https://www.vitacost.com/now-foods-solutions-organic-argan-oil-2-fl-oz-1

Which I think is still expensive. LOL
 
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