About hair.
All hair is porous and is not living
tissue. The hair follicle that grows the hair is living. Hair is a
waste product of the follicle, similar to fingernails and the
cuticle. So the hairs itself acts a bit like
a sponge.
Most conditioners, they
contain parabens (wax) and sometimes oils. They do this because by
using their shampoo you have chemically stripped your hair, and in
the process made it dry and brittle, which causes hair to break off
or split ends. The wax coats the hair and gives it shine and keeps it
more manageable. Both conditions have been created by the
shampoo itself. The parabens also plug up the follicle with wax and
thus create dandruff and an itchy scalp.
Pam used hair color about every
six weeks or so and had after years of doing this has hair that is
dry and brittle. So I started doing research, and this is what I came
up with: Lady Pamela's Natural Deep Conditioner. She loves it.
Since the creation of this Deep Conditioner Pam has grown out her colored hair and has beautiful silver locks. Her natural hair is somewhat oily now; she is still using the Deep Conditioner because it strengthens the hair, adds volume naturally, and gives it a wonderful shine!
So how does our Natural Deep Conditioner work?
We use only completely natural
ingredients: Fractionated Coconut Oil, Shea Olien, Hemp Seed Oil, Moroccan Argan Oil, and Peppermint Oil to make it more refreshing.
The coconut oil is 50% lauric acid
which means that it is an excellent natural conditioner and has antimicrobial effects that keep hair strong, nourished, and protected. It is natural so
it does not strip the hair or plug the follicles, but conditions the hair and
the scalp. Also because we use fractionated coconut oil it will soak in and fill
the porous hair, thus giving it body and helps to prevent breakage!
Fractionated coconut oil stays
in a liquid form and does not clog hair follicles & is very
light.
The Shea Olien also moisturizes the hair
and helps give it a healthy shine without the waxes and parabens. Shea Olien penetrates the hair shaft and also
protects it from damage caused by chemical hair treatments, blow
dryers, straighteners, and other hair tools. Shea Olien is also
fractionated to stay in a liquid form, is very light, and will not
clog hair follicles.
Hemp seed oil is
easily absorbed by the scalp and hair. The oil also improves blood
circulation on the scalp, which ensures that the hair follicles are
nourished enough to support hair growth. The Hemp Seed oil give will give your
hair added shine and softness.
Moroccan Argan oil
is a fantastic moisturizer that helps to eliminate dandruff and dry
scalps. It also tames frizziness, flyaways and repairs split ends.
It also gives hair a noticeable shine!
Peppermint oil
when applied to the scalp, is very useful in rejuvenating hair
follicles and promoting healthy hair growth. Peppermints cleansing agents
help to open up clogged hair follicles and encourage the flow of skin
oils, making it ideal for people who suffer from dry scalps.
Combined these ingredients give you a
superior product which is completely natural, that helps restore your
hair, follicles, and scalp to its natural balance. We believe it is
the best out there.
What Does a Hot
Oil Treatment Do??
-Prevents split
ends (helps to go longer in between trimming appointments).
-Moisturizers your
locks from scalp to ends (perfect for extremely brittle and dry curly
hair).
-Adds shine
(because healthy hair can’t look dull).
-Stimulates blood
circulation to the scalp (which is great for hair growth).
-Helps to get rid
of dandruff (and solve various dry scalp problems).
How to use:
1. First, wash
your hair. Hot oil tends to work best on clean hair. This allows the
oil to deeply penetrate the hair cuticle.
2. Once you’ve
washed your hair, microwave the amount of the oil needed in a
microwave-safe bowl for 10 seconds. Or heat 1 cup water in a
saucepan, put the oil needed in a glass jar or custard cup, put the
glass jar in the water to heat. Be careful when removing the jar it
will be hot!
3. Before applying
the oil to your damp hair and scalp, test a small amount of the oil
on your wrist to make sure it’s not too hot.
4. To protect your
clothing, place a towel over your shoulders. If you prefer, you can
apply the oil in the shower.
5. Run a brush
through your hair to get rid of any knots.
6. Apply the oil
evenly throughout your hair and massage it into your scalp.
7. Cover your head
with a shower cap, or a plastic bag and wait up to 20 minutes.
8. After 20
minutes, completely rinse out the oil from your hair, and follow up
with your normal shampoo.
The amount of oil
to use depends on the length and thickness of your hair. It is
recommended: 1/2-1 teaspoon for short hair, 2 teaspoons for medium
length hair, and 1 tablespoon for long hair.
Pam could feel the
peppermint working right away, my scalp tingled (good feeling). Pam's
hair has become so much stronger & shiny! This is great also for
the ends of my hair, no split ends!
Pam uses a natural shampoo bar which is very
gentle on her hair. She rinsed her hair with
diluted vinegar, (diluted lemon juice works just as well) to close the
hair shaft. Her hair is natural and somewhat oily so she prefers the
vinegar or lemon juice rinse.
Once a week is
recommended for hot oil treatment, especially if you have damaged
hair. She uses hot oil treatment once a month because she uses this
same oil as a rinse on the ends of my hair after each shampoo. This
helps to maintain the strength of her hair with no frizz!
Benefits of Oil
Rinse:
-moisture
retention
-easier detangling
-less single
strand knots
-eliminates frizz
-leaves hair
smoother & softer
-natural shine
After shampooing
your hair:
You will only use
a pea, dime, or nickel size portion. When applying start at the hair
ends then work your way to your scalp, adding water when necessary
for spreading. Leave on hair for 3 minutes, then rinse. No need for
a conditioner because the oil is the conditioner. Optional to follow
with a vinegar or lemon juice rinse to close the hair shaft.
When using on
color treating hair:
I used a low priced hair dye and the color has lasted longer since I
started to use Lady Pamela's Deep Conditioner ( I had been dying it every
10-12 weeks). I also used Lady Pamela's Deep Conditioner instead
of the conditioner provided in the box of hair dye.
After
coloring and rinsing the dye out: I used a nickel size on the ends and
work my way up to the scalp and then I use another dime size on my
scalp and work to the middle of my hair. I leave on for 3-5 minutes
and then rinse. Then I blow-dry and style. My hair felt so soft and
silky! And no hair-dye smell.
Vinegar Rinse
recipe:
1/2 cup vinegar
1 cup distilled or
filtered water.
Put in a bottle
and shake it before using it. I use about 2 tablespoons to a 1/4
cup. I pour it on my scalp and work it through my hair to the ends.
Then I rinse my hair with tepid to warm water.
You can use apple
cider vinegar, white vinegar, or lemon juice. For blonde or
silver-gray hair the white vinegar or lemon juice is recommended.
Apple cider vinegar can give red hues to your hair.
Detailed
directions on the ease of using the oil treatment are sent with each
purchase.
4-ounce bottle of Lady Pamela's Deep Conditioner is 24 teaspoons or 8 tablespoons which comes out to 24 treatments for short hair, 12 treatments for medium length hair, or 8 treatments for long hair.
You are getting 100% luxurious organic oils without fillers or chemicals.
Ingredients:
Fractionated Coconut Oil, Shea Olein (fractionated), Hemp Seed Oil,
Argan Oil, & Peppermint Oil.
