Olive oil in hair?

I have poofy asian hair that dries with weird waves and is very frizzy and puffy. I always put it in a ponytail and I wash it in cold water and use a deep conditioner too but it doesn't really work. Even when I spend forever straightening it, it doesn't work and is still poofy! I have heard about olive oil for helping hair, does it work? And, could you give me step-by-step instructions like if I have to heat the oil up or leave it on for an hour and stuff. Thanks.

Olive oil in hair?

Yes to the olive oil.

Use a 1 to 1 mixture ratio. Olive oil and water.

I've used this on women before and it works great. Heat up your mixture, preferably with some pretty warm water. Careful with heating olive oil itself. You could get burnt that way.

Apply to your hair by pouring(over sink or tub) or brushing(like basting on the grill). Using a wide tooth comb, comb through hair roots to ends. Pile hair on top of head and cover with saran wrap. I know, but I find it works great to keep in the natural heat from your head. Depending on the condition of your hair when you started, 15-30 minutes will do it. Rinse well and rewash with just a little shampoo to help clean it up.

Your hair will feel soft and will be soft for several days. If you do it in the evening time, sleep with a hand towel on your pillow. There will still be just a little residual oil from your hair no matter what you do. It is worth it.

Olive oil in hair?

well, i don't know about the hair... look it up on google

but my mom and i use it one our face when we get dry skin and it doesn't cause acne/clog pores and its cheap!!

Olive oil in hair?

well... i would suggest leaving in deep conditioners over night and also not washing your hair everyday. or using a dry shampoo on your scalp instead of washing it.

also i have never used olive oil in hair, but i have heard about oil conditioning things. when the conditioner or oil is in your hair you can warm it up with your dryer because the heat makes your hair open up and take more of the conditioning in it.

BUT! just remeber condition/oil your hair ends! not your scalp!! the closer to your scalp the less you should be conditioning or oiling.

Olive oil in hair?

olive oil?! no!no!