Naturally Beautiful Hair
Tired of dry, lifeless hair? Is your hair too greasy it looks disgusting? Are you looking for the perfect shampoo to give your hair the kind of glow you often see in shampoo commercials? Stop dreaming and start looking into your garden or your kitchen for these ultimate home remedies for your hair:
For dry hair, mix one cup of coconut milk with two tablespoons of flour then massage onto your scalp. Let the solution stay for five minutes before rinsing it thoroughly. This treatment is most effective if done once a week.
An alternative treatment is to massage the scalp with olive oil or almond oil.
Dry hair is often the result of a diet that is deficient in zinc; so including zinc in your daily menu will help to lift your hair and make it soft and smooth.
If you have oily hair, carrots are powerful and effective substitutes to expensive shampoos and hair treatments. Puree carrots and apply on to the hair. Leave on for 15 minutes before washing it off thoroughly.
If you already have normal hair and want to keep it that way, puree cucumber and apply on to your hair. Let it stay on your hair for 15 minutes and rinse thoroughly. This should give your hair, not only volume, but star-quality shine. Using white vinegar to shampoo your hair with also works well to make your hair beautiful.
Got a very important date and you ran out of shampoo? Break two eggs, and separate the whites from the yolks. Beat the yolks in a glass of hot water. Strain the mixture, then apply to hair. Leave on for one hour, then wash it off thoroughly with warm water. Follow this up with home-made conditioner composed of one whole egg, two tablespoons of castor oil, a teaspoon of vinegar, and another teaspoon of glycerine.
Diet plays a very important role in making your hair beautiful and healthy. Reportedly, drinking at least eight glasses of water, and eating protein-rich foods, cheese, milk, cereals, fish, milk, curd, and, of course, fruits and vegetables, have profound effects on the health of your hair.
heartburn diet…
I must have somehow missed it! Guess I should do some other research before coming to a conclusion….
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