3 Easy DIY Hair Masks
Splurging money on shampoo and masks that have a high level of chemicals and it doesn't even give your hair the nutrition that it needs... ughhhh, what a waste of money instead you can head straight to your kitchen for everyday ingredients that you can whip into a DIY hair mask to fix your mane.
Treat yourself to an at-home spa day using a few simple pantry staples.
Below, we've compiled the best DIY hair masks for all of your biggest woes, from an irritated scalp to dull hair to damage and dryness. Shiny, lustrous hair is only a hair mask away.
PS: grab yourself a tea while I spill all the deets for ya !!!!!
1) Papaya mask-
Papaya has beneficial enzymes, Vitamin A&C that help hair repair and add strength to your cuticles while improving your hair's natural elasticity. Adding honey boosts hydration levels in your hair and reduces frizz levels naturally.
- add 2tbsp of honey
Leave it on for a good 20-25 mins and then rinse with a mild shampoo
And voila!!!!
2) Flax seeds-
This might sound bizarre to you but the flax seeds hair mask does exist. It helps smoothen the scalp as it has omega-3 fatty acids that help reduce scalp inflammation. Flaxseeds keep your hair conditioned as they bind moisture to the hair, and control breakage.
Steps:
- 2tbsp of flaxseeds
-put it in a bowl and boil it for around 5 mins
- as you boil it you can see the thick paste formed
- with the help of a sieve you can separate the seeds from the paste
Leave it on for a good 10-15 mins and rinse.
There you go :)
3) Rice mask-
The technique for using rice water as a hair mask is very old. The amino acids in rice help strengthen hair roots. The rice water ensures that the hair remains smooth and glossy. It also acts as a natural conditioner which gives hair a good bounce.
Steps:
-take a bowl of rice for this in a utensil
-add the amount of water the rice will require for it to cook
-after the rice is cooked, strain out any excess water into a separate bowl
Leave it on for 15-20 mins and rinse it off.
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