Wash your hair with warm water. Carefully scrunch the oil into the ends of your hair, one tablespoon at a time. Avoid touching your scalp with the oil. Let the oil sit on your hair for at least thirty minutes. Rinse your hair with cold water, then shampoo and condition like normal. Air dry or dry with a towel around it.
Crack 2-4 eggs (depending on your hair length) into a bowl. Pour olive oil in the bowl, just enough to cover the yolk, and whisk together. Make sure the solution is well blended. Shampoo your hair in lukewarm water then put the mixture in your hair. Let it sit for 5-6 minutes. Rinse your hair again with lukewarm water. Lastly, rinse with cool water.
Brush out your hair well. Spread the yogurt all over your hair. Take an old hair tie and put your hair into a ponytail or bun. Leave the yogurt in your hair for 20-30 minutes or until the it has hardened. Shampoo and condition your hair.
Massage the mixture through your dry hair. Leave the mixture in your hair for 5-10 minutes. Rinse out with shampoo and conditioner.
Shampoo your hair and rinse it with cold water. Make a mixture of equal parts water and apple cider vinegar. Leave the vinegar and water mixture on your hair for fifteen minutes. Rinse the vinegar out of your hair with warm water.
Although Sodium Lauryl Sulfate is derived from palm and coconut oil, it has been linked to skin irritation and hair loss. It is also used as an industrial-grade cleanser. Try looking for shampoos and conditioners with natural and organic ingredients. Natural ingredients will restore natural oils to your hair.
Leave-in conditioners are also widely available. Spray it in your hair after you’ve shampooed and showered, and leave it in until the next time you shower. Some leave-in conditioners help you style your style in addition to adding hydration. They are essentially a frizz-control agent. Just make sure that your hair isn’t weighed-down and greasy after application.
Keratin treatments, or Brazilian hair blowouts, can be especially damaging to your hair. They contain high levels of formaldehyde[5] X Research source and can make your hair fall out. [6] X Research source
Avoid brushing wet hair. It’s hard to do, but wait for your hair to dry out a bit before you bring the brush down on it. When you need to brush wet hair, use a wide-toothed brush with rounded tips. This will help cut down on split ends and reduce torn hair. Don’t rip your brush through snarls. If you don’t have detangler spray, wet the area and apply lots of conditioner to work it through evenly. Sleeping with your hair in a bun or braid can make it easier to brush in the morning, and will control some of the frizz (if you have it). Brush gently and slowly work the tangles out. Don’t over-brush. Some people say that brushing your hair 100 times a day will help bring blood to your head and stimulate hair growth. There is no scientific evidence to suggest this is true. [7] X Research source In fact, over-brushing can cause cuticle damage and breakage, unless you brush it when it’s dry with a boar bristle brush.
