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08-22-2011, 02:46 PM
Deep-Conditioning Treatment
Replace your deep conditioner with a homemade egg yolk hair repair treatment. Here’s how:
•Crack open one egg (two if you have very long hair) and separate it so the yolk remains, then pour the yolk into a mixing bowl. Beat the egg yolk quickly with a fork or whisk until it is completely broken up and watery.
•Add one tablespoon of olive oil to your egg yolk. Beat again with the whisk or a fork until it is completely combined. If you don’t have olive oil, you can use baby oil instead, as it makes hair especially smooth and smells lovely!
•Next, slowly mix in one cup of lukewarm water. This is necessary in order to dilute the egg yolk and oil, which makes it easier to spread evenly throughout your entire head of hair.
•Wet hair completely in the bath or shower, then cleanse with a gentle shampoo. Rinse with cool water and squeeze excess water from hair.
•Pour half of the homemade egg yolk conditioner on top of your head. Use hands to apply the other half of the conditioner to the bottom of hair.
•Comb your homemade conditioner through your hair using a wide-toothed comb or your fingertips. Be sure to coat hair evenly Let it sit for five minutes.
•Rinse your hair thoroughly with lukewarm or cool water — not hot! Never use hot water when using eggs on hair. Hot water might actually cook the egg on your hair, making it smelly and hard to clean. Cool water rinses leave hair especially shiny.
Replace your deep conditioner with a homemade egg yolk hair repair treatment. Here’s how:
•Crack open one egg (two if you have very long hair) and separate it so the yolk remains, then pour the yolk into a mixing bowl. Beat the egg yolk quickly with a fork or whisk until it is completely broken up and watery.
•Add one tablespoon of olive oil to your egg yolk. Beat again with the whisk or a fork until it is completely combined. If you don’t have olive oil, you can use baby oil instead, as it makes hair especially smooth and smells lovely!
•Next, slowly mix in one cup of lukewarm water. This is necessary in order to dilute the egg yolk and oil, which makes it easier to spread evenly throughout your entire head of hair.
•Wet hair completely in the bath or shower, then cleanse with a gentle shampoo. Rinse with cool water and squeeze excess water from hair.
•Pour half of the homemade egg yolk conditioner on top of your head. Use hands to apply the other half of the conditioner to the bottom of hair.
•Comb your homemade conditioner through your hair using a wide-toothed comb or your fingertips. Be sure to coat hair evenly Let it sit for five minutes.
•Rinse your hair thoroughly with lukewarm or cool water — not hot! Never use hot water when using eggs on hair. Hot water might actually cook the egg on your hair, making it smelly and hard to clean. Cool water rinses leave hair especially shiny.