Q&A for How to Use Mayonnaise as a Hair Conditioner

Certainly. If you are making your own mayonnaise, you could even customize it by adding the special oils and vitamins that your hair needs.

If your hair is dry, use this method once a week.

It is not recommended that you do so. Think of these methods as a deep-conditioner that you use every once in a while. If you use mayonnaise every day, your hair will get too much protein, and might end up too dry.

No but it will help with the conditioning and keeping your hair in a good and healthy state.

You can do either, as with any other type of conditioner, though it's mainly used on the tips, as those tend to be the driest and most in need of conditioning. Be sure to rinse it out really well if you use it on your scalp, or it could leave your roots looking greasy.

if you have dry to damaged hair, you can until your hair returns to normal condition; after that, once a month is enough.

Yes. The egg treatment leaves hair a little dry, and conditioner will help to smooth it out.

No, your hair will remain pretty much the same, the mayonnaise just moisturizes and eliminates frizz.

Coconut oil and castor oil are best for hair. Apply oils to your hair and cover it with a towel overnight for best results.

The mayo is the conditioner, but following with a regular conditioner won't hurt.

Yes, that should be fine.

Mayonnaise contains eggs which contain sulfur which makes hair shiny strong and longer in time.

Yes, mayonnaise can help reduce hair breakage.

No, it's optional depending on what you want to achieve from the conditioner. If you have dull hair, then adding lemon will be better than just using mayo on its own.

Mayonnaise contains ingredients that can grow bacteria if not rinsed. It will also make hair greasy and gross if not washed out.

Mayo with lemon will have a better impact on your hair than Coca-Cola, especially if you have dull hair. Also, Coca-Cola has sweeteners that can be sticky.

You can, but it is not recommended.

You can try it, and see if it works.

Yes, it actually helps keep the color locked in your hair. Rinse with cold water as well.

No.

It shouldn't affect it in anyway. Just don't rub it into your scalp.

Wash it with warm water and shampoo just like your regular hair wash, making sure to remove all the mayo from your hair.

Any mayonnaise but it is better to use one that is full-fat because low fat mayo doesn't help. The brand doesn't matter at all.

You may freeze it and use it within 15 days. Before using leave it at room temperature for about an hour.

Mayonnaise is vegetarian and is made with eggs as vegetarian products will only exclude meat and can use animal byproducts such as egg and milk. It will only be a vegan mayonnaise that would not contain eggs as vegan products are strictly exclusive of any animal byproducts.