hair homemade remedies

For achieving a beautiful, strong, and vital hair, we need to regularly nourish the scalp and our mane with natural organic substances. The variety of products we can use is wide and can stimulate our imagination to experiment. The most popular ingredients are carrier oils, essential oils, yogurt, Indian herbs, various fruits and veggies, honey, eggs, etc. Basically, everything that nurtures our bodies, can be valuable for the hair as well. The most popular carrier oils you can use directly or as ingredients in your DIY toxin-free hair care products are: -        Almond oil – it is light and absolutely universal oil. It is a wonderful base for all kinds of homemade cosmetic recipes for both hair and skin. -        Avocado oil – this one is much more saturated and heavy. Avocado oil is best used for dry, brittle and prone to splitting hair. -        Cocoa butter – this butter requires high temperature to become liqu...

Clay Mask for Dandruff and Oily Scalp 1 Ingredients:  3 Tbsps. Glycerin 3 Tbsps. Fresh lemon juice 1 Egg yolk 1 Tbsp. Honey Some Clay Instructions:  Whisk the egg yolk (in a non-metal pot), and add the glycerin, lemon juice, and the honey. Stir well until the ingredients are blended. Slowly add the clay and stir with a non-metal utensil. Add as much clay as to reach a nice paste consistency. It needs to be easily applicable on the scalp – not too thick, not too runny. Now rub the mixture on the roots of the hair and wrap the head with a shower cap and a towel. Leave the mask to do its magic for about an hour. Wash it off as usual. Clay Mask for Dandruff and Oily Scalp 2 Ingredients:  1 Egg yolk 3-4 tsps. Clay Some Apple cider vinegar Instructions:  Mix all ingredients in a glass bowl with a wooden spoon. Adjust the quantity of the vinegar so that the mixture is not too runny. Apply the mask on the scalp (on dry hair) and leave it for 20 min...

Here's a quick and easy recipe for you DIY types out there! Good news: you don't need to melt anything on the stove or pull out your mixer. While this mix would work year-round, what makes this a wintertime blend for me is the lower coconut oil content. For a warm weather blend, feel free to double the amount of coconut oil. However, when it's chilly outside, coconut oil hardens, and I prefer not applying products that must be melted during this time of year. Too much coconut oil in a mix will solidify in cooler temperatures. As a personal choice, I don't want to have to run hot water over my container to melt it sufficiently every time I use it. Nourishing Hair Oil Blend 1 Ingredients: 1 1/2 Tbsp. Argan oil 1 1/2 Tbsp. Almond oil 2 tsps. Grapeseed oil 6 drops Lavender essential oil 5 drops Yarrow essential oil 4 drops Rosemary essential oil 5 drops Cedar essential oil Instructions:  Simply mix the oils and blend them well. Store in a dark glass conta...

Hair masks are amazing for so many reasons. They provide our hair with tons of health benefits and this collection of hair masks only require a few ingredients each. Most ingredients can be found in your fridge or cupboard so you don't have to go far! Some of the benefits of hair masks include adding that gorgeous shine to your hair, giving your hair a boost to grow, softening and hydrating and even help fight off infections...and those are just to name a few. The recipes we’re going to share with you are all wonderful masks to help nourish, protect, and moisturize that pretty hair of yours. Nourishing Hair Mask  Ingredients:  Some Almond or extra virgin olive oil Some Beer yeast Instructions:  Adjust the quantities according to the length and the volume of your hair. Mix the ingredients and put the mask on the mane. Spread it thoroughly and let it work for 10 minutes. Wash off with clean water. Yummy Autumn Nourishing Hair Mask  Ingredients:  ...