Can you mix this product with raw shea butter and use it for your hair?
1832675
I have a friend who mixes the two to make hand lotions - I will ask her about using on your hair but since they are both natural can't see any problems.
1832676
Indeed you can, I do it all the time. A lot of the products for hair marketed to African-Americans contain a mix of shea butter, jojoba oils, olive olive and coconut oils as ingredients. I use this in my hair as well as natural shea butter for both hair and body.
1199954
You do have to melt it. Your body heat does not melt it. I mixed it with the raw shea butter and then it was much easier to apply with out heating it all the time.
244291
Yes. I am mixed and I use it on my hair. I would recommend only using it on the ends because oils tend to make the roots limp. If you want to use it over all I would put two drops in palms and rub together then distribute from ends to roots.
1776104
I mix mine with other natural oils like virgin coconut oil, jojoba oil and caster oil. My hair and scalp are dry so I rub on both.
1486705
I am mixing it into a home made face cream. So yes to your question, you could mix it into your own products.
2200336
I use it for my hair; I melt a 1:1 ratio of this shea butter with extra virgin coconut oil in the microwave, mix it up well, let it cool, pour it into a small tupperware container, and let it set up at room temp. I use maybe a half pea-size bit in the morning to smooth and defrizz my hair. You probably can use it for a lotion just by itself, after you pry a chunk out and warm in it your hands a little...It's not a liquid, though, like if you squeezed lotion out of a bottle; it's solid enough that you'd have to warm it a bit just to be able to use it like a lotion that way. I've also only ever used it mixed with something else, so I don't know how well it would work on its own.
473423
You possibly can, as long as you steam the section and immediately place it in the roller to dry.When I use this steamer my hair get very moist. I have natural kinky hair... Once my hair felt a bit dry and brittle, so I used the Q. Redew and steamed my hair in sections. After each section, I added a conditioner/ whipped Shea butter and 2 strand twist. Once the dried, my hair was soft, moisturized and defined.
472988
If you're referring to oils that you would mix in to give it a particular scent, I've used sweet orange oil. I use the shea butter to make my own hair oil by mixing it with coconut oil, vitamin e, castor oil, olive oil, and jojoba oil; once that's all mixed together (I use a hand mixer), I add the orange oil to give it a distinctive scent. I've heard of others using lavender oil, lemon oil, and even gardenia oil. I have very sensitive skin so I don't scent the shea butter I use for my skin; I just scent the shea butter mixture for my hair. I hope this helps.
1509804
I would say you can with all EXCEPT lemongrass. That one burns a little when used topically. Be sure and use a quality oil like coconut make the blend smoother and not so harsh.
760551
I'm not sure about that. I used it to make a body butter by mixing it with coconut oil and shea butter.
2053842
I don't think this would be a good product for what you want. It makes your hair look textured and messy. It doesn't feel crunchy or hard though unless you use way too much.
1014586
You can if you'd like to, but I rarely ever do that. This product moisturizes your hair and strengthens it. Everyone's hair is different. Use the product first and then decide what your hair needs.
1195051
You can use it just as if it was a pomade or you can melt it which would be easier to use. If you watch YouTube there's more information on how to use Shea butter for you hair.
1857250
I use this shea butter straight out of the jar all of the time, so yes. It is in solid form so you just have to scoop some out and soften with your fingers before applying.
996950
Don't use a lot I think thats what it is you are using too much and u can mix it with coconut oil and lightly mist your hair I hope this is helpful
1819935
You can, depending on the product. If you have used a heavy styling product or something with an extremely firm hold, I wouldn't try it, unless you still wanted to maintain the firm hold. But, if you've used something that has a light or flexible hold, or even a bit of a pomade, you should be fine. It really is very close to using a water spritz, to the product can serve to "freshen up" hair.
292136
Yes you can, this oil is pretty good to make hair not so dry but for hair grow it doesn't work at all