Hair masks work in the same way as face masks. They nourish and hydrate your skin and boost the condition and health of your hair. We refer to hair masks as a deep conditioning treatment. Or sometimes, we call them intensive hair conditioners.
Well, with that in mind, you apply a hair mask to towel-dried hair. You spread it evenly throughout the hair, massage it in, and then wash the hair after several minutes or comb it through the hair.
There are a lot of hair masks you can buy at the drug store or at the pharmacy. Heck, there are even expensive shampoos that promise to deliver amazing results. We, on the other hand, believe in DIY products more. Why" Because we know exactly what we put on our hair.
You will see that most of the products on this list make their way to expensive hair care products as well. The main reason is over the counter products can contain some chemicals as well. 1. Egg Honey And Geranium Hair Mask
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We start off with one of the most popular, simple, and common hair masks. Eggs are always a good option for your hair. They contain protein, which encourages your scalp to produce keratin. Honey serves as moisturizer and nourishment for the hair. Apply this mask once per week to strengthen the roots of your hair.
2. Rejuvenating Coffee Hair Mask
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Why do we drink coffee" To get our energy up. You apply a coffee hair mask for the same reason. Coffee, thanks to the caffeine inside, stimulates c...