For those using coconut oil...

Phoenix I must have missed your bad hair thread.

Have you come across something called Trauma Treatment Healing Colorcare by L'Anza. My step sister has been staying with me and has had a colour disaster when something went wrong at her normal hairdresser a week before she arrived. Her hair was a mess.

I leant her some of mine and she put a 'pearl-sized' blob onto her hands and rubbed it into towel dry hair after shampooing as a leave-in conditioner. She was here nearly a month and there was a noticeable improvement by the time she left. In fact I felt I had to give it to her to take home

Here's what it looks like

If you google it you will find various sites that sell it and it doesn't necessarily have to be used in coloured hair either.

Wish I could

Thanks so much
Junie

I wish I could
Junie

Forgot to say that, in the winter, we have to chop it up in the jar with a wee sharp knife, before we can scoop it out with a spoon.

We don't have central heating so putting the jar on a radiator isn't an option!

We use it for whitening our teeth! Just scoop out a teaspoon full, put in mouth, squish around and it melts. For other uses, just put whatever amount I need into a small cup, put the cup in a bowl of boiling water and the coconut soon melts.

Blast the surface with a hairdryer?

But keep the coconut oil away from it. (And starting a new thread would have been a good idea.)

I googled "black shift dress" and "pocket" then chose to show images. One of these hundreds should be what you were looking for.
www.google.co.uk/search?q=%22black+shift+dress%22+pockets&client=firefox-b&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjZxtDT7-7PAhViCMAKHQf0DAgQ_AUICSgC&biw=1067&bih=491

use a teaspoon

Could you not make yourself one? Very, very, easy to do

Hi
I have been looking for a black sleeveless shift dress with pockets, so I can wear it over jumpers and blouses.

I have looked in lots of shops and online, but had no luck , can anyone help please.

Many thanks
Junie

with a desert spoon, then it melts as soon as it's in my hands - no problem - find it more convenient that way than in the summer when it's all runny in the pot

For problem hair yes!! Put a plastic bag or cling film over the top covered with a hot towel and leave as long as possible.

I have never had that problem - I get cold pressed organic etc stuff and when set it is still easy to get out. I do decant some into a smaller pot as I get it in a two kilo size - which is a tad large in the bathroom.

Would it help my still problem hair? After the colour stripping months ago, and a few trims plus the bag on head thing (see previous thread) and intensive conditioner, it's still bloody awful!

I put some into a small pot and as DaphneBroon says pop it on the radiator or let the pot float in a bit of hot water in the sink.

Put it on a radiator for a few minutes?