DIY Best Homemade Hair mask for damaged hair/ Home remedies
Hey “BD beauties”!
Homemade hair mask is something that you can treat your hair
with for some healthy looking locks at home. You can buy some deep conditioning
treatments off the shelves but natural home remedies are the best right? Best hair
mask DIY’s can be done off the items you already have at home and can be done
for cheap too. Protein conditioners, Deep conditioners and masks to control
frizzy hair are all possible. To know more about the best hair masks from your
kitchen, scroll down.
DIY Deep conditioning mask for damaged hair.
If your hair is getting thinned out and feeling really dried
and damaged especially at the ends, it’s likely that your hair needs more protein
to boost it up. You can find protein conditioners and keratin based ones at
salons but for a homemade project, for this, dissolve a packet of gelatine in
hot water and once it’s about warm massage it onto your hair.
Hair Mask for Dried hair
If you seem to have lost moisture in your hair and it doesn’t
seem soft and silky you need to get yourself some eggs and avocados right now! Whip
up an egg and blend it with about half an avocado and apply the past on the dry
areas then tie you hair up into a plastic bag and let it sit for about a good
hour. Rinse your hair afterwards really well using cold water (Hot water will
cook the eggs!). And also be sure to wash your hair really well since the smell
of the eggs can be very strong.
Get the shiny hair!
Does your hair look flat and doesn’t have any exciting shine
to it? Try this mask using 2 tablespoons of acacia honey, a tablespoon of olive
oil and a table spoon of apple cider vinegar and apply the mixture to your hair
and comb through your hair to spread the mixture and leave it on for an hour
before you rinse it. You can try apple cider vinegar by itself too.
Control frizz
For this you will need ½ a cup of honey, ½ a cup of yogurt
and a tablespoon of almond oil. Apply the mixture to the entire length of your
hair and let it sit for about 30 minutes and rinse it off.
I tried apple cider vinegar. My hair became soft but not shiny :(
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