Here is a thread @ Naturally Curly about it: Oil Rinsing
A post @ Newly Natural: Oil Rinsing
Blog I found out about it on "Textured Playground": Super Slick Bun
Here are the steps "Newly Natural" used:
Oil rinsing is essentially washing your hair with oil before applying your conditioner. I have found that occasionally oil rinsing allows my hair to detangle easier and it also softens it up. To oil rinse, simply do the following:
1. Wash or Rinse hair
2. Apply oil of choice from root to tip.
3. Rinse hair.
4. Apply conditioner and continue as you normally would.
My favorite oil to use for oil rinses is olive oil. It’s nice and thick and goes on easy. It’s way too heavy for me to use on my hair after washing, but perfect for my oil rinses. You can use any oil you like, though.
Here is where my "homemade" method differed....
I didn't want to use it before I shampooed because the shampoo I use is actually very moisturising. (does that make sense? I didn't need the moisture in that step, I needed moisture AFTER the conditioner and before the leave-in)
So what I do is this:
- Shampoo hair in sections and rinse thoroughly.
- Apply conditioner and rinse.
- Apply a light oil to whole head. I used Castor oil for 2 days and then used coconut oil until I shampooed again.
- Rinsed the oil out. I rinsed about 50% of the oil out.
- Then I applied a light handed amount of coconut oil and bunned my hair while soaking wet.
I give oil- rinsing a thumbs up in my book and will continue doing it throughout the Winter when I take out my protective style (more on that later...whew...).
Try both methods and let me know which one works for you!!
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