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Pamela V a posé la question dans Beauty & StyleHair · il y a 1 décennie

How can I make my own homemade hair setting lotion?

I know several ladies who only have their hair done once a week.

Their hair stays put They say their hairdressers use hair setting lotion. I can wash and set my own hair however, my hair doesn't hold the set more than 2 days. I can remember my grandmother made her own setting lotion. Her hair never moved for one week. I never thought to ask her how to make this. She passed away in 1977 when my hair was down to my waist. No need for curls then.

Mise à jour:

Well.....I don't think I would want to buy beer some one I know might see me and think I was going to drink that nasty stuff. I am not sure I wouldwant KY Jelly in my hair.

Mise à jour 2:

I have so may verry good answers from my contacts. I just can't choose so I am going to put this one to vote, Love ya all.

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  • ?
    Lv 7
    il y a 1 décennie
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    Pamela, I know you are not going to believe that I am answering such a question as a Christian. The best hair setting lotion that I have ever used is stale beer. Your hair will not smell of beer so no one will know unless you tell them. It is an inexpensive method. I have a neighbor that drinks and always gives me a can that I open and let it go stale. My hair is almost waist length and it holds a couple of days in an up-do. Love ya sis!!

    added: beer contains protein which can also help your hair without damaging it.

    gatita_63109

    Source(s) : experience
  • il y a 4 ans

    Homemade Hair Setting Lotion

  • il y a 5 ans

    Homemade Setting Lotion

  • Anonyme
    il y a 6 ans

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    How can I make my own homemade hair setting lotion?

    I know several ladies who only have their hair done once a week.

    Their hair stays put They say their hairdressers use hair setting lotion. I can wash and set my own hair however, my hair doesn't hold the set more than 2 days. I can remember my grandmother made her own setting lotion. Her...

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  • Anonyme
    il y a 5 ans

    I long ago learned that my hair was straight and there wasn't anything I could do to curl it. If it did curl it lasted all of 5 minutes, even perms didn't work, washed out, I just found a style I like that is straight and short and went with it. I totally understand

  • Marie
    Lv 7
    il y a 1 décennie

    Hi Pam how R U doing today = ) Gatita is is right, when I use to have very long hair to my waist I would use beer also, and by the way I never drank it = ) just so you know still don't.

    PS did U read what I wrote you on your my space = ) see you on the net = ) Have great weekend, hows your weather there? stay warm

    Source(s) : been there done that = )
  • Anonyme
    il y a 1 décennie

    Yo could use stale beer but it truly doesn't work al that well. I think you should just go to a Beauty Supply store and buy some setting lotion.

  • il y a 1 décennie

    Well beer may work great but, this one tops them! "K-Y Jelly!" lol!

    My good friend uses this on his dogs coats when he prepares them for "show"!

    I am a cosmetologist. I used to enter hair shows at the beautician conventions.

    This is what I used too, back in the day. :D

    Gatita, good to see you again!

    Peace and Blessings

    Source(s) : 45 years experience
  • il y a 1 décennie

    1.Dissolve half a teaspoon of gelatin in warm water.

    2.Add more gelatin as needed to reach the desired consistency.

  • CrG
    Lv 6
    il y a 1 décennie

    one part thick gel

    one cup stale beer

    one part fat hair = red plastic

    Source(s) : experimentation and my great grandmother
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