If your dreadfully dry hair is giving you fits, you may need to be a
little bit inventive and unorthodox in your approach to caring for it.
Forget for the time being all of the products that you find in the
store, which promise to bring life and moisture back to your hair---but
never do. Approach the situation differently for a change.
Instructions
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1
Try a natural moisturizer, such as jojoba oil, you can leave the
jojoba in overnight or put it in temporarily and then wash it out.
Jojoba oil is pronounced "ho-HO-bah." The oil is the liquid wax that is
produced in the seed of the jojoba plant. Jojoba is considered an
excellent moisturizer.
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2
Grab an egg and get started, as explained by
Home-remedies-natural-cures.org. Mix honey with two eggs, olive oil and
lemon and apply to your dry hair. Leave it on while you are bathing and
then wash out. Just use eggs: Whip the egg yolks and whites in a blender
and put this concoction on your head for about 15 minutes; then rinse
it out. Hair-n-skin-care.com notes that anyone who is in the water a lot
can benefit from applying one egg, mixed with a peeled and chopped
cucumber and olive oil, to her hair. Spread the mixture on your hair and
let it set for 10 minutes before washing out. All of these techniques
are designed to put moisture back into your hair. However, if you are
allergic to eggs, you need to avoid these applications.
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3
Consider giving yourself a hot-oil treatment. According to
an article on Livestrong.com written by Ken Chisholm, you can make your
own hot-oil treatment by using 1/4 cup of soybean or canola oil or any
vegetable oil. Warm the oil and then apply it to your wet hair. Rinse it
out, wash, and your dry hair should be a lot shinier as a result.
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4
Peel and mash an avocado and then mix it with some canola
oil. Avocados are rich in essential fatty acids and proteins, and are
great for conditioning and moisturizing your hair, according to
Home-remedies-natural-cures.org.
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5
Combine lemon with an egg yolk, olive oil and honey. Mix the
ingredients and use as a hair masque. This should help repair your dry
and damaged hair, according to Home-remedies-natural-cures.org.
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