[tagzii]

thanx, gr8 tips!

[vmstanford]

Such a great thread, thank you everyone for the posts!! I can't wait to try some of these out!

[melisaram]

lechin all i can find is tablet where do you purchase it?

[dezire]

thankx a lot ....hp it works too

[deadbychocolate]

wow!! thanx!! i agree with henna... very good conditioner...

[d.ngu719]

thanks i needed this for the shineee

[dz53]

Good tips.... So I guess eat healthy hugh.

[Gail Evans]

Hi guys, could you tell me what this mysterious 'amla' is, and where is it available?
GE.

[lamis]

Thank you

[moon14]

great info thanks.

[xxmonjovixx]

thank youuuuuuuuuuu

[alidpayne]

I just wonder about using the lemon juice on color treated hair. Did any of you that tried this have color? What were your results? I am DYING to try this, but I am a little scared.

[rosdan]

thanks for sharing

[magosienne]

yay, thanks for the tips, they're really helpful. i drink a lot of tea, so next time i'll sure try to rinse my hair with some^^.
try also shea butter. once a week or more if your hair is really dry, put a good amount on your hair, especially the length, and wait 5-10 minutes. rinse well and voilà, deeply nourished, shiny, sooooft hair.
the egg thing is also wonderful.

[Insung]

Thank you so much

[xxmonjovixx]

that's really cool
thaaanks

[magosienne]

a tip that may sound strange. i tend to put a few drops of oil on my hands before applying it on my hair. i generally use my hands to comb my hair, but it's not a precise job if you want to apply the oil uniformly. try to use a small comb, the same used for kids when they have headlouses.