i read that aloe can be used in place of wax. i haven't really used it on individual dreadies before, but i have used it on my hair to take care of some frizzies. it's been at least a week since i've applied it though.wondering if anyone's ever used it like wax, maybe with a little palmrolling (although i feel like that does NOTHING to my hair).
updated by @baby-britt: 01/13/15 09:05:52PM
natural aloe gel as an alternative to wax
wow. wax? oh. um. I am going to my sister's today to get an aloe plant in hopes of conditioning my hair. I don't want wax though. I am too confused on what to do now
why would u want an alternawtive to something that you dont want at all?
aloe tames frizz yes but it conditions too so use very rarely onluy as neeeded
but to think of it as a wax alternatu=ive is wrong it wont prevent dreading like wax (but might slow it if over used) it wont build up like wax
its healthy for hair unlike wax
its not a wax alternative its just a conditioner that tames frizz
why ya bothering to palm roll tho?
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yeah i didn't really know how else to say that but 'alternative to wax.' of course i don't want anything similar to wax in my hair at all.i'm not palmrolling. like i said, it doesn't do anything. haha.i tried a salt spray for the first time last night and i think that's exactly what i was looking for. =)
I tried using Aloe Gel in an attempt to get a particular lock of hair to stay together. It didn't workso hotso yea i am unconvinced about it as an alternative to wax.
