What does matter is matching your shampoo and conditioner to your hair type, Thomas says. Heavy ingredients can weigh down fine hair. Moisturizers with jojoba oil or shea butter can prevent ...

Whether you’re fighting against frizz, tackling dryness or just want your mane to reflect vitality, the secret weapon is your humble leave-in conditioner We’ve all wondered at some point what the ...

Creating your own homemade conditioner with shea oil is not only fun but also beneficial for your hair. Shea oil, extracted from the nuts of the shea tree, is packed with vitamins and fatty acids.

but still delivers nourishing fatty acids and shea butter to fine hair and split ends. It’s so lightweight, in fact, that the conditioner can be used as a leave-in treatment (which hairstylist ...

Not only is room-temperature butter better for spreading and creaming sugar while baking, it turns out that you can leave properly stored butter out for a surprisingly long time. “Butter is safe ...

Some of them still have traces of butter left on them. Yes, butter. Victor and Pelton are two of the country's best-known, and most frequently commissioned, food sculptors. Their work has been ...

This particular blend earned praise in the shower for its frothy lather, akin to that of liquid shampoo, and it also rinsed clean and didn’t leave behind ... and shea butter (a heavy-duty ...

Key ingredients: Tea tree oil, apple cider vinegar The cleanest and greenest pick on this list, Ingreendients Daily Shampoo gives new meaning to the phrase “leave no trace,” proving that 100% ...