I wouldn't say one is better than the other, it really depends on your skin. I use Shea butter in the winter because it's heavier and lasts all day. When I use coconut oil in the winter my skin dries out more quickly so I use it when the weather is warmer.Is coconut oil better than raw shea buttah
i wanna taste it off youJust add a few butters like mango, avocado, shea, and oils like evoo, coconut, grapeseed, sweet almond etc. and then mix em until it becomes fluffly. I've become lazy so now I just order it online.
I swear by this stuff http://www.belleamourblends.com/product/whipped-butter-pomade
Melt it a little before you use it.i mix in tea tree oil and coconut oil and the shyt is still like glue
i want some smooth shyt
i wanna taste it off you
Aight, couldn't I mix em together. @Elle Driver what's up with all these different types of butters and oils, which is the best choice.I wouldn't say one is better than the other, it really depends on your skin. I use Shea butter in the winter because it's heavier and lasts all day. When I use coconut oil in the winter my skin dries out more quickly so I use it when the weather is warmer.
Yep you can mix them if you want. Go to www.chemistrystore.com and order some butters. They are pretty reasonable in price and you can see which one you like. I ordered something called mowrah butter once and I loved it.Aight, couldn't I mix em together. @Elle Driver what's up with all these different types of butters and oils, which is the best choice.
It tastes like crap though. Don't throw up on me.
Just add a few butters like mango, avocado, shea, and oils like evoo, coconut, grapeseed, sweet almond etc. and then mix em until it becomes fluffly. I've become lazy so now I just order it online.
I swear by this stuff http://www.belleamourblends.com/product/whipped-butter-pomade
coconut oil is good if you're a dude because it draws blood flow to the area...so does castor oil but castor oil is really thick and makes the hair a bit rougher... throw on some shea butter a small amount... the finish it off with some coconut oil... also if u live in a winter climate dont use coconut oil when it's colder than 70 outside... it becomes hard at at 69 degreesIs coconut oil better than raw shea buttah
It's like 9 degrees herecoconut oil is good if you're a dude because it draws blood flow to the area...so does castor oil but castor oil is really thick and makes the hair a bit rougher... throw on some shea butter a small amount... the finish it off with some coconut oil... also if u leave in a winter climate dont use coconut oil when it's colder than 70 outside... it becomes hard at at 69 degrees
then you should finish off with a different kind of oil..otherwise ur gonna look like a clown with some hard white shyt in ur hairIt's like 9 degrees here
I got the hair stuff down, it more of a skin thingthen you should finish off with a different kind of oil..otherwise ur gonna look like a clown with some hard white shyt in ur hair
I think at least on the weekends u should use castor oil keep that hairline up to snuff.. I don't reccomend castor oil everyday tho unless you got some soft ass hair. You can use grapeseed, avacado, brahmi oil, there's tons of great oils u can use .. just remember... cream, then oil
Also if it's a day ur washing ur hair leave the conditioner in your hair for at least 1 whole minute... and rinse off with cold water not hot water.. that will close the hair up with the moisture from the conditioner inside.. if you rinse off with hot water it leaves the hair open like a pore.. moisture will evaporate and the hair wont be as smooth bruh. Do this for a week or two and you'll notice a real difference.