Natural Hair Care Methods. You can go to the hairdresser for hair care or you can use hair care cosmetics, which are quite expensive. However, there is a more enjoyable and much more affordable way to do this. It’s also about being very careful about your diet. Creating a hair care nutrition routine that you can do at home with natural food products. If you pay attention to these two and apply them regularly, you will not need to have hair care again. Moreover, you will not have to buy expensive hair care products. The key here is to be persistent.
Natural hair care practices
You can use hair masks that are very easy to make at home. In addition, you can find dozens of different hair care mask recipes in the natural hair care category of our site.
Hair Care with Eggs Eggs
which are rich in protein, are especially recommended for dry hair that is lifeless, damaged by dye or sun. Egg is included in almost all natural masks. If you don’t have time, you can use only 1 egg, and if you have long hair, you can use 2 eggs. Beat the egg until foamy and massage it into your scalp. Then apply the rest from the roots to the ends and leave for 20-25 minutes. Remember, you will apply the egg to wet hair (excess water is removed with a towel). To clean the mask, you should use cold water (warm water close to cold also works) and a mild shampoo. Egg mask made once a week moisturizes the hair. It also softens the scalp, gives shine to the hair and reduces breakage.
It’s Absolutely Important To Have Clean Hair And Scalp
The main causes of shedding and dandruff are the residues of hair care products such as gel and foam left on the scalp, and hair follicles clogged by dust and oil. Therefore, make sure that the scalp is always clean. If the hair follicles are clogged due to dirt, the hair strands will weaken, shedding will increase by breaking off and your hair will look dull.
There are 2 simple practices you can add to your natural hair care routine to clean the hair and scalp. The first is to rinse the hair with vinegar and water 1-2 times a week. For this, add 1 glass of vinegar to 1-3 liters of water. Then rinse your hair with this water after shampooing. Vinegar smells when hair is wet. However, as the hair dries, this smell fades. If you’re not happy with the scent, you can reverse the order. So you can first wet your hair with vinegar water and then shampoo it. In addition to cleaning the hair, vinegar water gives volume and natural shine to the hair.
The second application is a hair therapy with baking soda. Mix 3 tablespoons of baking soda with 2 liters of water and rinse your hair with this water, as with vinegar. While baking soda cleans the residues left on the hair and scalp, it balances the pH value of the scalp and provides protection against skin diseases that wear the hair.
Do Not Wash With Very Hot Water!
Excess oil produced on the scalp is bad, but the scalp and hair strands need this oil. If you eliminate this oil completely, you will have hair that breaks very quickly, looks dry and dull. If you wash with very hot water, this oil on the scalp will completely disappear. Maybe it won’t hurt to wash with hot water in 15 days, but if you shampoo your hair 2-3 times a week with hot water, the hair will dry out after a while. Another advantage of cold water over hot water is that it increases blood circulation in the scalp. As the amount of blood in the scalp increases, the amount of oxygen going to the cells in the hair follicle also increases. The more oxygen the better.
