Based on the provided information, flaxseed conditioner is made at home and used as a leave-in conditioner. Here's how you would likely use it:
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Make the Flaxseed Conditioner: The video excerpt describes making a flaxseed conditioner that turns into a thick gel as it cools.
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Apply After Cooling: Once the mixture cools down and becomes a thick gel, it is ready to use.
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Use as Leave-In Conditioner: The finished product is meant to be used as a leave-in hair conditioner. Presumably, you would apply it to damp or dry hair after washing. The video excerpt does not give specific instructions on how much to use or how to apply it; however, general guidelines for leave-in conditioners are:
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Start with a small amount: Begin with a small quantity (e.g., a pea-sized amount) and add more as needed.
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Apply evenly: Distribute the conditioner evenly through your hair, focusing on the ends, which tend to be drier.
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Avoid the scalp (typically): Generally, leave-in conditioners are not applied directly to the scalp unless your scalp is particularly dry and the recipe is designed for that purpose.
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