All-natural and organic homemade hair masks nourish the scalp and hair roots. Making a homemade hair mask is not only very cheap but also very easy—all you need are a few simple kitchen ingredients.
My grandmother always said that hair is like a precious seedling: You must water and nurture it, so it may grow into a healthy, strong tree, full of vitality. With these homemade hair masks, you will do just that. Feed and nourish your scalp and hair with powerful nutrients provided by mother nature to achieve bouncy, lustrous hair.
In this article, we shall explore the most powerful ingredients you can use to create homemade hair masks.
What Are the Roles of the Key Ingredients Used in the Recipes?
Ingredient
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Role/Function
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Extra virgin olive oil
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Hydrates hair and acts as a natural conditioner for the hair. Olive oil has long been used for beauty hair care. Olive oil is brilliant for nourishing brittle, dry, damaged hair, rejuvenating it and giving it a healthy glow.
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Milk
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Softens hair.
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Lemon
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A natural astringent, lemon closes the pores in the scalp, thereby getting rid of excess oil in your hair. A word of caution, though: Lemon can visibly lighten hair, so make sure you use it diluted with enough water, in a lemon to water ration of 1:2.
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Coconut oil
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An excellent conditioner, making hair feel soft and lustrous.
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Honey
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Moisturizes. Honey is very important in a homemade hair mask, especially if you have dry, dull hair. It has restorative properties that add moisture to lifeless hair, making it glowing and lustrous.
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Apple cider vinegar
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Eliminates excess oils and grease in the scalp and hair and helps clear away irritating, itchy dandruff.
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