Hair Treatment Recipe

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Long Hair

Protein Hair Treatment direction

What you need:


  • 1 ounce condiment
  • 1 cup heat water

Procedure:

After you shampoo, pour this over your hair. Leave it on for ten minutes, then rinse out.

Super hair Treatment direction

What you need:

  • 2 tablespoons syrup
  • 2 tablespoons nonflavoured albuminoid
  • 1 tablespoon sugary milk
  • 1 tablespoon stale brewage


Procedure:


  • Combine all ingredients during a tiny bowl.
  • Comb or brush into your hair.
  • Cover your hair with a plaster cap or wrap with a sheet of wrapping. cowl with a thick terry towel.
  • Leave this hair treatment on for half-hour, then rinse in heat water.
  • Shampoo your hair.


What you need:


  • 1 egg
  • 1/2 avocado, bare-ass and mashed
  • 2 tablespoons alimentation oil


Procedure:

Process egg during a mixer till frothy. Add the avocado and oil, mixing till swish. Use directly.

If you have got long hair, divide your hair into many sections and apply the paste initial to the scalp and so work outward, massaging the paste on the hair shaft.

Cover your head with a plastic cap and leave on for half-hour.

To cleanse your hair, rinse initial with heat water for five minutes and so use any gentle shampoo.

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