"Hairetic"

There's a hair mask recipe in circulation that is supposed to produce luscious locks. This recipe is sworn by none other than female trap artist, Cardi-B! So evidently, between her real hair and that expensive lace front, she doesn't have to choose. Here is the recipe:

To make the DIY mask, Cardi uses two avocados, Shea Moisture Argan Oil, mayonnaise, castor oil, olive oil, two eggs, honey, and then a banana. She doesn't skimp on mayo or oil but limits the amount of honey, so the mask doesn't get the hair too sticky.

This video shows the mask done properly.

I'm not the biggest fan of putting food in my hair, so I'm gone wait for her to get into the game. I do have a collection of hair masks, like the one below, and the good ones are the same consistency as Cardi-B's mask after Pelesa poured it out of the blender. The Island oil can be found at Family Dollar for $5.50

Another mask worth trying is Moore Hair Care's Restorative Growth Mask. $16:99. This is from Miss USA Kenya Moore's hair care line. For the sake of game, these products were birthed out when she appeared on former President Donald Trump's reality show the Apprentice. Makes me wonder if she votes republican. You can find these at Sally's.

A necessary luxury item is a heated conditioning cap. It's feel good spa treatment and generates just enough heat to open the cuticles on hair that's wet and clammy with conditioner. Sally's $ 50

The chilly holiday's are the best time for trap music. Cardi -B can rap and mix a hair mask. We're impressed. This is music you listen when he's not around.