Cheatham-Banks loves using this DIY deep conditioner to refresh her tresses.
To create her signature DIY deep conditioner, Avery mixes a potent blend of natural, hair-loving ingredients.
The stars of the mask show are rosemary oil and tea tree oil.
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I also add tea tree to give the scalp some love!
Its known to combat dandruff and always leaves my scalp feeling tingly fresh.
I also add in Jamaican castor oil for its hair growing properties.
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Plus, I test out the conditioning mask to see how it performs on my curls.
in a pot of water on the stove on low heat," says Avery.
“A double boiler works well also.
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“Add in the rosemary oil and tea tree oil and mix thoroughly.”
while it penetrates,” says Avery.
“Double points if you use a shower cap or recyclable plastic bag to keep in the moisture!
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When time is up, rinse your hair to reveal quenched locks.
I immediately noticed how soft my curls felt and how shiny they looked.
The moisturizing properties of the ingredients made my strands look refreshed and rejuvenated.
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