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Braided out and loving it!


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Product Description
Heenara Hair Wash is a natural shampoo for hair wash and hair care. Being free from synthetic chemicals, this shampoo powder is a perfect hair conditioner and tonic. Highly recommended for silky smooth hair.
Heenara Hair Herbal Hair Wash advantages:

- Natural shampoo and conditioner for hair
- Effective hair conditioner and tonic
- Removes minor eruptions over scalp
- Keeps hair clean and smooth

A month after purchasing Heenara, I decided to give it a try. I followed the directions (mix desired amount with water to make a thick paste) and applied it from roots to tips. I wrapped my ends into 2 buns and let it sit for 10 mins (instructions state 5 minutes but I was a little side tracked).


After rinsing thoroughly and I mean THOROUGHLY (there are little grits of herbs in the powder wash), I saturated my hair with my concoction of a conditioner (alma, Nyle and olive oils, Pantene Restoration deep conditioner and raw honey) and let it sit for overnight. I read somewhere that this may cause over moisturizing. I don't think I've ever experienced such a thing =)



The final rinse left my hair silky smooth and shiny which I love! I loosely went through my scalp with my applicator bottle which was loaded with my favourite oil mixture (alma, Nyle, olive and Shea butter oils). I parted my hair into 4 sections, applied a dime size of Dove gel (contains no alcohol) and a dab of the oil mix to each section and braided them into ponytails and let them air dry. This, of course, is my version of a braid out. The Dove gel is discontinued but you can find a few places that may still carry it HERE.

This the first time I used styling gel for a braid out and "hair" are the results =)

DAY 1


DAY 2

2

Still going strong after 2 days. Hopefully I can preserve the waves for the entire weekend. Once they drop, I will wet it again in the shower, add a little oil and conditioner (very little) and braid it again. I've been washing my hair every 1 1/2 - 2 weeks. Once the summer kicks in, I will wash it every 1 - 1 1/2 weeks. Lovin' the braid out so far. No heat is great so I will be using this method again. I look forward to creating more styles with my curly locks. More to come =)






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  1. Starseed JewelryMarch 28, 2010 at 8:32 AM

    Hi:)! You have a beautifully shaped head, and your hair is lovely too! Love your jewelry pieces. Hope to see some more:)!

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  2. cabbie413June 23, 2010 at 1:56 PM

    Just wanted to see how your hair journey is going! Thanks for naming the products and giving links to some really cool hair oriented sites - I've picked up a few but haven't used them yet. I am a product junkie so I love trying all sorts of concoctions!

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