Thursday 19 April 2012

Leave in vs. Rinse out

I really enjoy The Beauty Brains blog. It’s a wonderful place to debunk stupid beauty myths and learn new things.
I know some people can get a diluted rinse out-product to work as a leave in product, but I never got it to work myself. (Well, I tried a lot of “weird” stuff when I was new to the longhair circuit. A lot of things I wouldn’t recommend anyone as well.) For me it always ended in greasy hair and irritated scalp. Well, here is the explanation for it…

2 comments:

  1. For my hair, and mine is finer than yours, I can but can't. What I mean is that, only in the summer when humidity is high, if I don't rinse the ends as well as I should, I don't notice a problem. But, that's ONLY my ends, and ONLY summer. I will get very flat hair in the winter when my hair isn't so pouffy due to humidity. And, I DO rinse it, but if the rinse isn't thorough (read: Washing hair at 2am only to rise at 8am), it's not that big of a problem. Again, only in the summer months.

    I could never leave it on my scalp, but I have sensitive skin, so I'll blame that ;)

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  2. I would never leave anything on my scalp either, but I have tried leaving normal conditioner (inspired by CG routines, though I'm barely even wavy). It was okay but I wasn't blown away by the results.
    Really interesting article though, I really enjoy that website too.

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