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Avocado Coconut Oil Hair Mask

My darling daughter was recently in town for a visit. I can’t tell you how much fun it was to introduce her to my new home, the San Francisco Bay area. We had an amazing time and once again, I was reminded what a remarkable young woman she has grown into. I love that at 23, she is into healthy eating and skin care, creates a lot of her own recipes and is a wiz in the kitchen. We hiked, made food together, spent a day in the city and a day at the shore. It was a wonderful visit.

Avocado Coconut Hair Mask @Rawmazing.com

While she loved the heat without humidity, she was less impressed on the toll it had taken on my hair. “Mom, your hair looks a little dry and frizzy”, she informed me one afternoon. From the mouths of babes, right? I couldn’t disagree as I had been noticing the dryness myself. Off to the kitchen we went as I whipped up a great hair mask for both of us. We came up with some wonderful avocado recipes.

Honestly, I knew it would help, but I wasn’t prepared for the transformation these three simple ingredients created! Both Kaia (youngest daughter) and I ended up with hair that was shiny and silky. We both agreed that our hair hasn’t looked this good for months! I made an immediate promise to myself to use this mask at least once a month

 

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47 Comments

  1. John Marris wrote on June 9, 2016

    Coconut oil has huge usage which are brilliant.I am glad to see this post because my hairs are too ruff and dry so i was finding any mask.Thanks for providing me this mask.

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  2. Estefania wrote on June 19, 2015

    Can I use almond oil instead of the rosemary oil?

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  3. Jen wrote on January 4, 2015

    This was so lovely, glad I stumbled across this! My coarse thick hawaiian filipino hair is like silk! I had extra avocados today so I tried it after the beach. I actually put the leftovers on my face to moisturize my dried winter skin (yes even in Hawaii the air can get dry in the winter).

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  4. danyelle wrote on August 1, 2014

    Does it work good on African American hair

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    • Susan wrote on August 21, 2014

      I haven’t tried it, Danyelle, but I don’t see why not. Let us know! Cheers!

      Reply
  5. Megan wrote on July 3, 2014

    What else could I use in place of the rosemary oil?

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  6. Lily wrote on May 5, 2014

    Stumbled upon this and while I am always wary to try things like this in my hair, I am just dying to try this. I have thin hair but a lot of it that’s slippery but getting dry from the sun. So, I ordered coconut oil! Thank you so much for this!

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  7. Dora Kecmer wrote on April 8, 2014

    I used this recipe except instead of an avcado I replaced with about 4 tablespoons of avacado oil. Like Susan, I could not believe the results. They were unbelievably gorgeous!

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  8. Nicole wrote on April 2, 2014

    Hi what can I use in place of the rosemary essential oil? I can’t seem to find it anywhere?

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