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    Have you tried a leave in conditioner? That seems like a potential solution.

    I've used coconut oil in my hair before to treat my dry scalp. It made my hair very slick and shiny, but I found it really difficult to get out. Maybe I just used too much though....

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    Quote Originally Posted by pkipling View Post
    Have you tried a leave in conditioner? That seems like a potential solution.

    I've used coconut oil in my hair before to treat my dry scalp. It made my hair very slick and shiny, but I found it really difficult to get out. Maybe I just used too much though....

    I am a patient advocate for Dr. Parsa Mohebi in Los Angeles, CA. My opinions/comments are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Dr. Mohebi and his staff.

    I tried literally hundred's of products and techniques before discovering what worked for me!
    Leave in conditioner was ok but I found my hair still too dry.

    The coconut oil was perfect for my hair type because i needed something which would lock in moisture, weigh the hair down a bit and not irritate the scalp.

    Everyones hair responds differently to different things I guess.

    Maybe you did use too much.
    I only use a penny sized amount on my shoulder length hair distributed evenly and massaged into the scalp.
    I do this straight after washing when the hair is still wet so that the oil can penetrate and seal in moisture.
    Anytime between washes if i think it needs it i smooth through a small amount. But im talking a tiny amount. Just like a thin layer over my hands. A little goes a long way with this stuff.

    I would also recommend using the organic extra virgin coconut oil instead of the plain stuff. A little bit more expensive but much better quality.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrsparkle View Post
    I tried literally hundred's of products and techniques before discovering what worked for me!
    Leave in conditioner was ok but I found my hair still too dry.

    Maybe you did use too much.
    I only use a penny sized amount on my shoulder length hair distributed evenly and massaged into the scalp.
    I do this straight after washing when the hair is still wet so that the oil can penetrate and seal in moisture.
    Anytime between washes if i think it needs it i smooth through a small amount. But im talking a tiny amount. Just like a thin layer over my hands. A little goes a long way with this stuff.

    I would also recommend using the organic extra virgin coconut oil instead of the plain stuff. A little bit more expensive but much better quality.
    Ummm. Just seeing this response, and YES. I definitely used too much. My hair is nowhere near shoulder length and I used WAY more than a penny sized amount. Thanks for the info.

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    Condition your hair after shampoo and apply hair oil one night before doing shampoo.

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    I agree with Mrssparkle! Nothing cures frizzy hair than virgin coconut oil! Just do that and I am sure you will see the results

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    You can use a light or dry oil on your hair but not at the scalp. It will weigh the hair down.
    Apply it to the shaft and ends of the hair and only use a little bit. Use it when your hair is wet as well.

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    To get Rid from Frizzy hair try these natural remedies
    -Choose a ripe avocado.
    -Mix the avocado with coconut oil and mash them together.
    -Place the paste on the hair and leave it there for about half an hour.
    -Do you normal routine of using shampoo and conditioner afterwards.
    -Do this twice a week.

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    Over washing hair can cause it to become dry and frizzy, if that isn't the way the natural texture is. Personally I wash my hair every third day. Sometimes I do it the second day.

    Hot water can get dust/bacteria out of hair.

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    Apply Avocado to Get Rid of Frizzy Hair

    -Choose a ripe avocado.
    -Mix the avocado with coconut oil and mash them together.
    -Place the paste on the hair and leave it there for about half an hour.
    -Do you normal routine of using shampoo and conditioner afterwards.
    -Do this twice a week.

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