http://naturalhair.dpsyko.net/dont-go-shopping-for-hair-care-products-without-me-over-4000-products-reviewed-plus-the-latest-hair-care-information-by-paula-begoun/ hair care, hair care product, nappturallity, black hair care, natural hair care,black hair care product, african american hair care, Wed, 17 Nov 2010 03:42:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://naturalhair.dpsyko.net/dont-go-shopping-for-hair-care-products-without-me-over-4000-products-reviewed-plus-the-latest-hair-care-information-by-paula-begoun/comment-page-1/#comment-5833 Rebecca Reilly Thu, 23 Sep 2010 04:34:24 +0000 http://naturalhair.dpsyko.net/?p=3#comment-5833 I also do not use anything but entirely natural oil on her hair. But then I found out later that anything with a lot of perfume is not good either. The oil I use is all-natural, but it must contain a lot of perfume .( it smells too nice.) So now I use all-natural 100% pure Olive oil I bought at the grocery. But it smells.Do you have any suggestions? Can I add natural lavender oil to the olive oil to help it smell better? I also do not use anything but entirely natural oil on her hair. But then I found out later that anything with a lot of perfume is not good either. The oil I use is all-natural, but it must contain a lot of perfume .( it smells too nice.)
So now I use all-natural 100% pure Olive oil I bought at the grocery. But it smells.Do you have any suggestions? Can I add natural lavender oil to the olive oil to help it smell better?

]]> http://naturalhair.dpsyko.net/dont-go-shopping-for-hair-care-products-without-me-over-4000-products-reviewed-plus-the-latest-hair-care-information-by-paula-begoun/comment-page-1/#comment-5832 Rebecca Reilly Thu, 23 Sep 2010 04:27:30 +0000 http://naturalhair.dpsyko.net/?p=3#comment-5832 Someone told me Cetyl or Stearyl Alchohol is okay to use on african american hair. Is this true? I am searching all over for healthy hair care products for my bi-racial daughter. I found some ( what I thought was good) shampoo/conditioner. It contains all natural ingredients except for one-- that I found out after buying --that Olfin Sulfate is not good for african american hair. Now I am making the switch to another product. I thought, " Yess, I finally found something 100% natural!" Then ( as usual), I checked the ingredients. The shampoo was fine. No sulfates glycols, or mineral oil/petrolatum. But then I checked the ingredients of the conditioner. Cetyl alcohol is one of the first ingredients on the list. Is this O.K or no? Someone told me Cetyl or Stearyl Alchohol is okay to use on african american hair.
Is this true?
I am searching all over for healthy hair care products for my bi-racial daughter.
I found some ( what I thought was good) shampoo/conditioner.
It contains all natural ingredients except for one– that I found out after buying –that Olfin Sulfate is not good for african american hair.
Now I am making the switch to another product. I thought, ” Yess, I finally found something 100% natural!”
Then ( as usual), I checked the ingredients. The shampoo was fine. No sulfates glycols, or mineral oil/petrolatum.
But then I checked the ingredients of the conditioner. Cetyl alcohol is one of the first ingredients on the list. Is this O.K or no?

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