3 day Moisture Infusion Treatment for the busy woman

What you will need:

Organic Apple cider vinegar

Raw honey

EVOO

Pure aloe vera leaf

4 plastic conditioning caps

Knit hat, scarf or bonnet

Good quality leave in conditioner

A good quality natural oil. Select one: castor oil, avocado oil 

Night before day one:
HONEY & ALOE PRE TREATMENT

 Apply this pre-treatment to your hair the night before your shampoo day. It will melt bad tangles and single strand knots.  Apply the Honey aloe pre-treatment to hair cover with a plastic cap and scarf overnight. 

When you need to save time, apply the pre-treatment, cover with a plastic cap and let it sit on hair for 3 hours. Proceed

 with shampoo routine.
Honey & Aloe pre-treatment recipe

1/3 cup of pure aloe vera leaf

2 tablespoons of raw honey

2 tablespoons of EVOO

Organic apple cider vinegar

Day one:

Shampoo and deep condition your hair.

Rinse deep conditioner out with cool water.

With hair soaking wet,  pour an ACV rinse over your hair.

Let it sit for 3 minutes.

Rinse out with cool water.

Apply leave in conditioner and oils.

Proceed with setting your hair.

Self heating conditioning cap

At bedtime cover hair with plastic conditioning cap, followed by a knit hat or scarf.

Remove first thing in the morning, to allow hair to dry.

This means you may want to get up 20 minutes earlier to allot for drying time.

Hair should be completely dry before styling, if you are wearing twist outs or braids outs. 

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Days two and three:

You will baggy your hair each night for the next two nights in a row.

Applying a leave in conditioner and oil before each baggy treatment.

TIP: store your leave in conditioner in the refrigerator and apply it to your hair cold. The cold product will help the cuticle to lay flatter and lock in more moisture.

On day 4 you should notice your hair staying hydrated longer. If you find that your hair is still getting dry and hard before the end of the day, then proceed to  the  9 day moisture therapy treatment. 

Please keep in mind, that your hair has been dehydrated for a long time, so for some people it will take several days or weeks to get the hair to hold moisture.