Q&A for How to Deep Condition Your Hair if You are a Black Female

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    What can I use instead of glycerin?
    Community Answer
    Castor oil, olive oil, or even avocado oil after applying a moisturizer.
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    How can one treat hair that has dandruff?
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    Hot oil treatments. Wash your hair 2-3 times with shampoo. Condition the hair, and let the conditioner sit for 2-5 minutes. Rinse, then squeeze excess water. Oil your hair until hair feels moist enough for you, put on a shower cap, sit under the heat for 15-30 minutes, then rinse your hair with cool water to lock in the moisture.
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    Is there a way to grow my hair five inches in three weeks?
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    No, it is impossible. If you would like length in a short amount of time, consider extensions.
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    Which method is best for dry damaged hair?
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    Try using a homemade deep conditioner treatment, such as an avocado mask.
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    Can I leave conditioner in my hair to make it feel softer?
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    Yes, but make sure to use a leave-in conditioner; the ones that are meant to be washed out can cause irritation.
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    What is leave-in conditioner?
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    Leave-in conditioner or leave-in hair treatment is a conditioning product that is applied to freshly cleansed hair and left in until the next washing. The lightweight formulas can also be used on dry hair between washes to restore lost moisture and give manageability to hair.
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    Can I leave conditioner in my hair overnight?
    Anaé Thomas
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    It's not good to leave common conditioner on your hair overnight. You should use a moisturizing deep conditioner once a week and a deep conditioner with proteins every two months. You should use an overnight mask with coconut oil once a week, maybe even two, without any type of risk for your hair
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    Can you do a deep conditioner the same day you color, and if so, which is done first?
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    Yes. Condition first. If you color afterwards, there should be no effects.
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