Do You Heat Your Conditioner?
The heating of conditioner is something I learnt from a hair blogger where you heat only the deep conditioner you'll be using to make it warm for application.

This heating isn't new to me; I used to do it with queen helene cholesterol using warm water as directed. This time, you rather put the conditioner in the warm water. After trying this with the Cantu sheabutter for natural hair Deep Treatment Masque, I just had to find a way to incorporate it in my regimen daily.
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In addition to speeding up the absorption of the deep conditioner, I found that the deep conditioner had extra slip because of the added oils which were also heated in the process.
These two benefits of heating deep conditioners before application can save you time and money as well as make your wash days easier.
This heating isn't new to me; I used to do it with queen helene cholesterol using warm water as directed. This time, you rather put the conditioner in the warm water. After trying this with the Cantu sheabutter for natural hair Deep Treatment Masque, I just had to find a way to incorporate it in my regimen daily.
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In addition to speeding up the absorption of the deep conditioner, I found that the deep conditioner had extra slip because of the added oils which were also heated in the process.
These two benefits of heating deep conditioners before application can save you time and money as well as make your wash days easier.
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