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How I coconut oiled my hair =] (lotsa pictures)

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(@VioletJeff)
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EAGER BEAVER HERE! How did it turn out? Am contemplating running to Superdrug at some point today to grab some πŸ˜€

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Posted : November 15, 2011 1:18 pm
(@elfpixie13)
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Well it seems in much better condition... not the best but its progress...
Although it had taken a LOT of colour with it =[
It's definately worth a go, as its not that expensive and seems to work quite well =]

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Posted : November 15, 2011 2:33 pm
(@ShellEee)
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As soon as I found this post a couple of days ago I was very keen to get some coconut oil myself, but I ain't keen on waiting for postage and my hair isn't fit enough to leave the house so my Mam went out and got me some so currently I'm sat with clingfilm on the head and just waiting for hours to past by.... Hope my hair looks better in the end as right now it's awful! My youngest sister who's 5, finds my look hilarious and keeps asking me what is on my head.... I think she's confused haha.

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Posted : November 16, 2011 9:49 pm
(@xxhaloxkittyxx)
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Let us know how/if much it effects your colour πŸ™‚

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Posted : November 16, 2011 10:42 pm
(@PeruvianSkies)
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Does the oil need to be in liquid form while on your hair for it to work? I tried it this weekend but it was quite cold in my house so it kept turning to solid while on my hair. My hair is slightly smoother, but cant say I noticed any significant difference.

I used pure virgin oil.

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Posted : November 16, 2011 11:13 pm
(@pippachainsaw)
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well i melted mine in the microwave first, then plopped it on, then a carrier bag to keep the heat in =)

did you cover your hair? or leave it out?

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Posted : November 17, 2011 12:47 am
(@MizunoTohru)
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Yeah, cold bathrooms are not good for this. Decided to give this a go as after using Color b4 left my hair a bit dry. My bathroom is... very cold. I liquified the oil in the microwave, and while inside the pot it remained liquid. As soon as it touched my hair it turned solid again, making it very hard to apply it. Managed to with a lot of fiddling. I then wrapped my hair in cling film and let it there for 3 hours. After removing the film I noticed the heat generated by it had left my hair less like strips of melted candle wax. Shampooed my hair 3 times, used some conditioner and spent about half an hour under hot water. You'd think that would be enough to remove the oil from my hair. Nope. Thank you icy cold bathroom, thank you. It removed some, but parts of my hair are still kinda hard. I've now turned on the heater in my bathroom and will shower again once the air inside the bathroom is back to human level.

In case you're wondering how cold my bathroom is right now, after applying the oil in my hair the sink was cover by a white layer that looked like candle wax. And while using my shampoo I discovered it had started to solidify.

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Posted : November 17, 2011 5:59 pm
(@PeruvianSkies)
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I had to keep microwaving it as it turned solid very quickly. I probably didn't microwave it enough as I didn't want it too runny.

well i melted mine in the microwave first, then plopped it on, then a carrier bag to keep the heat in =)

did you cover your hair? or leave it out?

Left it out.

Might give it another try tomorrow as I have the day to myself. I'll keep it wrapped and warm as possible.

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Posted : November 17, 2011 7:00 pm
(@Daftscrawl)
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I went to two Superdrugs and couldn't find it =( going to go to the one in Norwich when I get back.

I've bought some Coconut oil "Hair shine" from Body Shop and some Polynesian spa hair oil with coconut extract in it and see how that goes (The girl who served me had red and purple hair and swore by it so here's hoping). Using the coconut oil on the tips and the Polynesian stuff on the rest of my hair, I smell like a holiday.

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Posted : November 18, 2011 3:22 pm
(@Midnight_harlet)
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I cannot live without coconut oil anymore...it is just like a pure miracle. What I do is wash my hair, cleanse it from all conditioners since I heard on the Long Hair Community website that conditoners can act as barriers and less of the coconut oil will soak into the hair. I only put mine on my ends and leave it over night I wake up the next morning and my hair has absorbed it completely and the next few days absorbs it even more, if you have bleached hair, dry ends or frazzled ends I recommend this sooo much! Just try not to get it on the roots of your hair it can look greasy.

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Posted : November 18, 2011 7:53 pm
(@amyloud92)
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sorry I havent replied, stopped getting emails saying people had posted =[
currently sitting in the boyfriends house with clingfilm on my head, bleaching my hair today so ive just applied the coconut oil before the bleach commnces =]
im glad my post helped you guys =] I love this stuff so much! I also bought some of that olive oil hair lotion in the green bottle. It about Β£2 i think, and i apply it to damp hair before drying it and it also makes it so smooth (for people who cant find the coconut oil or waiting for it to arrive, dont have time to be a cling-film head etc =])

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Posted : November 22, 2011 12:35 pm
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