Any Suggestions On Ingredients To Add To A So-so Deep Conditioner?

[curlytwirly06]

So I have this deep conditioner that works o.k but not great. I was wondering what I could add to it to make it better in terms of giving me more moisture. I have oils (hemp, castor, olive oil) , honey, essential oil, and Ayurveda powders at my disposal. I am not much of a mixtress though. Any suggestions?

 

[LovingLady]

I would suggest adding honey and castor oil.

ETA: Be mindful that honey will make your natural highlights more noticeable.

 

[CodeRed]

Coconut cream and agave nectar. Sounds like a dessert but it's good in hair Avocado, rice bran, grape seed and olive oils should be good too.

 

[krissyhair]

Olive oil!

 

[ClassyJSP]

I would add the castor and olive oil

 

[nomadpixi]

Glycerin?

 

[NaturallyATLPCH]

Add that hemp and olive oil...your hair will love you for it. I have tried a lot of oils and these two by far reign supreme, especially hempseed oil.

 

[spacetygrss]

Add whichever oils that your hair likes the best to the conditioner. You don't even have to add a lot. Just make sure that it's mixed in well.

 

[gorgeoushair]

Oils, real honey, coconut milk.....

 

[Guinan]

SHEA BUTTER!!

 

[WaistLengthDreams]

castor oil!

 

[HaveSomeWine]

Oils (preferably nut oils), honey, yogurt, coconut milk, green tea or green tea (matcha) powder, hibiscus powder, amla powder, kelp powder, herbs, etc.

 

[ajargon02]

So I have this deep conditioner that works o.k but not great. I was wondering what I could add to it to make it better in terms of giving me more moisture. I have oils (hemp, castor, olive oil) , honey, essential oil, and Ayurveda powders at my disposal. I am not much of a mixtress though. Any suggestions?

I add saa and honeyquat. The saa (silk amino acids) serve to add protein, the honeyquat moisture. Hth