In the world of curly hair care, finding the right products and techniques can sometimes feel like a never-ending quest. That’s why stumbling upon valuable tips from fellow curly hair enthusiasts can feel like striking gold. Recently, @H!Felicia shared a game-changing tip involving a surprising ingredient: liquid aminos.
Why Liquid Aminos?
Liquid aminos, like the ones from Bragg Live Food Products, might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of hair care. However, @hif3licia’s testimony about incorporating this natural soy protein into her hair routine caught my attention, and I decided to give it a try.
To grasp the science behind liquid aminos, consider this study revealing that combining liquid aminos with a conditioner, or deep conditioner, boosts absorption into the hair. Additionally, the research indicates that this method enhances color retention in dyed hair.
What’s great is that this treatment was effective for my coarse, low porosity hair. If you’re hesitant about protein treatments, this DIY option could be a suitable and safe alternative for you.
How to Prepare Liquid Aminos
Following her advice, I added two teaspoons of liquid aminos to my hair tea on freshly cleansed hair. After applying my deep conditioner over this, I left it in for 20 minutes before rinsing with cold water. The results? My curls were noticeably more defined, shinier with tighter curls, and overall healthier-looking hair.
You can also mix the liquid aminos directly into your deep conditioner. Scoop required amount of your go-to deep conditioner and mix 1-2 tablespoons of the liquid aminos into it. Blend well before applying this mixture on your hair.
Liquid Amino Benefits for Curly Hair
What I love about incorporating liquid aminos into my routine is not only its affordability but also its effectiveness in enhancing curl definition and overall hair health. It’s a budget-friendly alternative that packs a punch in terms of results.
However, it’s important to exercise caution and use discretion when trying out new products. As @hif3licia wisely advises, liquid aminos may not be suitable for everyone, especially those with brittle hair or experiencing protein overload. In my case, it worked wonders because my hair was craving that extra protein boost.
Conclusion
In conclusion, @hif3licia’s curly hair tips, including the use of liquid aminos, have undoubtedly enriched my hair care routine. It’s a testament to the power of shared knowledge within the curly hair community. So, if you’re looking to elevate your curls and boost their health, why not give liquid aminos a try? Who knows, it might just become your new hair care staple. Don’t forget to share your experience with your friends – let’s keep the curly hair community thriving!
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