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Recipes for Hair Rinses/Sprays
Hair rinses and sprays in this section are use to benefit the hair in some way, (such as cleaning it slightly, increasing hair growth etc.)

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Hair
Clarifier
- 2
cups warm water
- 1/2
cup lemon
Directions: Mix
the ingredients together and pour over your
head. Massage gently and let it sit for
10 minutes Rinse out, condition and style.
Leaves the hair clean and smelling great!
(This recipe won't work if you use a lot
of oils and heavy styling products, you would need to shampoo in this case). |
Lemon/Honey
Rinse
- 2
teaspoons honey1/4
cup lemon juice
- 4
cups warm water
Directions: Combine
in a large bowl. After washing hair, pour
mixture through hair. Don't wash out. Dry
as usual. |
MotownGrl's
Scalp Energizer
Directions: Place ingredients
in a spray bottle and spray directly on
scalp. This will leave your scalp feeling
alive and smelling great! Shake well before
each use. This relieves an itchy scalp or
that uncomfortable feeling I get when my
hair is growing. It can also encourage hair
growth. |
- Egg
& Honey Treatment
- 1
tablespoon honey 1
egg yolk
- 1/2
teaspoon almond oil
- 1
tablespoon yogurt
Mix
together apply to hair and let site for
at least an half hour.
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Olive
Oil Treatment (Hot oil treatment for dry hair)
- 1/4
to 1/2 cup olive
oil (add more for longer and/or thicker hair)
- 1
plastic cap or plastic grocery bag
Heat
oil in the microwave until warm. For easy
application, carefully pour the olive oil
into a spray bottle to the ends and dry
parts of your hair (avoid getting it on
your scalp). You can use your fingers
too, but I found the spray bottle to easier.
After you have applied the olive oil, put
on an old shower cap or a plastic grocery
bag (I prefer the grocery bag).
For a deeper treatment, wrap a hot towel
around the shower cap and leave on your
hair for at least one hour. Apply shampoo
directed to your hair without water first,
then slowly work the water in. You can choose
to use conditioner afterwards if you wish.
Make sure you rinse it out in a kitchen
sink - not in the shower because it will make the bottom of the shower/tub slippery. |
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