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Loading...Dr. Oz’s Banana Conditioner: Tested
- Diana Herrington
- March 28, 2012
- 8:04 am
- 132 comments
By Randy Fritz
Dr. Oz commissioned his researchers to find the best treatment for damaged hair and surprisingly, they ended up with bananas!
At Real Food For Life we wondered if there was something to this and decided to find out (and have included before and after pictures).
I confess being a novice in this area. My own experience has been focused on what goes inside the body from the mouth, not the skin or scalp or dead hair. Therefore, please help me pretend this is serious and scientific!
I do know that shampoo companies spend a lot of money finding out what exactly you can put on the outside of your body. They also process ingredients so they are absorbed properly. I’m sure though that they spend even more money marketing their various “natural” ingredients. Is it all worth it?
Some people who tried the shampoo complained online it was hard to wash the bananas out afterward. This scared Diana since she has such long hair. It was therefore up to me to be the guinea pig!
Here is how it worked!
Read more: All recipes, Bath & Shower, Beauty, Body Image, Hair Care, Home, Skin Care, Surprising uses for ..., banana, conditioner
Diana Herrington
Diana Herrington turned a debilitating health crisis into a passion for helping others with healthy, sugar-free, gluten-free, eating and cooking. After testing and researching every possible healthy therapy on her delicate system she has developed simple, powerful principles which she shares in her recent book Eating Green and Lean, and as host to Care2 groups: Healthy Living Network and Healthy Cooking. She is the head chef at Real Food for Life, where she shares recipes and tips. Sign up for the Real Food for Life weekly newsletter or catch her on Facebook or Twitter (@DancinginLife).
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132 comments
+ add your ownThank you :)
I have to admit, I liked the "before" picture better... I´m going to try it myself and wait for the surprise!
Thanks for the laughs, Randy! Good vibes medicine!
:-)
...Wow! Randy your such a good sport!!--my toss-up is "Do I eat the banana of use it for my hair"--tuff one--Thanks for read Randy!...
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Too funny!!!
lol
Banana is great for your face and hair! And smells nice too :)
I too would have liked to see the real after picture (if the before picture was even the real one). I still may try this on my hair. Thanks.
I loved the take off of hair care ads ;-)
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