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Jan 6, 2014
Stephanie P.
People had recommend me mayo for my hair to repair it!? does this actually work? help!
Jan 6, 2014
Lisa W.
Well kinda there is egg and oil in mayo so that's what's actually helping
Jan 6, 2014
Pixiee H.
I've tried it and it leaves hair smooth and shiny but the smell is really hard to get out so wash it out twice so I'd say shampoo more than once so it doesn't end up greesy:)
Jan 6, 2014
Pixiee H.
Idk if that made sense^ srry -.-
Jan 6, 2014
Stephanie P.
How kind did you leave it in? ^
Jan 6, 2014
Stephanie P.
And Diana it's just damaged. ;c
Jan 6, 2014
Sandra T.
I've heard of putting olive oil in my hair and have also actually tried it and works wonders on dry/damaged hair! The mayo sounds like a stinky idea :p
Jan 6, 2014
Atiyah Y.
You can use hair mayonnaise instead of actual mayo because the smell is horrible. Hair mayo has other oils and stuff to help your hair. Also try olive oil, coconut oil & argan oil in your hair. Any deep conditioner treatment will work to help damaged hair. When I deep condition, I usually mix a ton of regular conditioners I have already with an actual deep conditioner & mixed my oils with it. I leave it on my hair for at least an hour then rinse it out. After I rinse it out, I co-wash my hair with a conditioner.
Jan 6, 2014
Pixiee H.
I left it in for about 30minutes.
Jan 6, 2014
Maria D.
Just use coconut oil or olive oil.. No need to use something gross smelling and it will take you a few washes to get out so at the end it's not worth it cause you'll end up drying up your hair trying to wash it out... There are a lot of other home remedies you can use
Jan 6, 2014
Kat A.
Do coconut oil instead :)
Jan 6, 2014
Kit P.
Olive oil is a dream to use! You can also try coconut oil. Both work similarly. Apple cider vinegar makes hair super soft too!
Jan 6, 2014
Diana S.
Mayo is great for your hair! It left mine so soft.(:
Jan 6, 2014
Santana G.
Mayo is good for your hair... but I wouldn't be able to stand the smell. Try coconut, olive, or argan oil
Jan 6, 2014
Diana S.
Here found a link
http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlreading/products-ingredients/mayonnaise-hair-treatment-how-to
Jan 6, 2014
Patricia P.
The smell gag!! As mentioned you can do coconut oil
Jan 6, 2014
Judy W.
I love using mayo in my hair. I put it on and then soak a towel wring it out n put it in the microwave to warm it and wrap my hand in it so that its warm n the mayo really penetrates my hair plus keeps the funky mayo smell down. I keep it on for 30 minutes.
Jan 6, 2014
Stephanie P.
Lol I did >.< o well I'm tell you how it worked girls and if it was worth the smell for me thank you girls I'm try some other methods to ,thanks for the link Diana
Jan 6, 2014
Lisa M.
Believe it or not, a $3 deep conditioner that the Dollar Store carries has worked wonders on my hair & I have very course/ dry hair naturally & then I also heat style & color so you know my stuff is a hot mess w/o some tlc!! Its by Aussie. Its called 3 Minute Miracle. Its in a small purple bottle (duh..of course, all Aussie is in purple bottles! Lol..) When I do use oil I use Organic 100% coconut oil. You'll find it in the health food section of the grocery store or you can get it from any health food store or GNC. Mayo does smell awful & if you don't get it all washed out it will also sour in your hair & you DON't want that!! Trust me!