Categories: Beauty

Natural Remedies To Make Hair Shinier

In pursuit of gorgeous and shiny hair but don’t want to risk exposing your hair to harmful chemicals? Nowadays there are plenty of all-natural hair products out there, and while these are great, they can often be quite pricey. The idea is that you will pay more for better hair outcomes. But what if you could get these results with items that are far cheaper and you may be in possession of already?

Natural remedies are a healthy, cost-effective and all-around beneficial method of hair treatment. Check out some of the best of these solutions to make your hair shinier!

Apple Cider Vinegar

ACV is not only a good supplement internally but also one you should consider externally. The vinegar works at eliminating dirt and grime from your follicles while repairing split ends. Since it is an acid, ACV keeps your scalp at a normal pH, balancing the high contents alkaline found in many shampoos. You should be sure to dilute the liquid with water to make sure it’s not too powerful. If not you could risk a sore scalp, which is never a good outcome!

Beer

At first, when I was told beer could lead to healthier locks I was skeptical. Not only was I worried about how my hair would smell after rinsing with alcohol but also I believed that as an alcoholic beverage my hair would be more likely to face damage. However, beer is loaded with key nutrients and proteins that help strengthen hair follicles, giving you that easy-breezy shine. So go ahead and crack open a cold one the next time you’re about to take a shower!

Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree oil is a super supplement. No really if you’re not including the oil into some part of your beauty routine, you absolutely should reconsider due to how much healing it can do. Not only does tea tree oil help to nourish the scalp, but it also encourages hair growth and helps with infection. You’re going to want to add in three drops to your shampoo and conditioner or purchase an all-natural shampoo and conditioner with the oil. You’ll be happy you did once you feel how strong and shiny your locks are!

Coconut Oil

It seems that in the past decade we have been hearing more and more about how coconut oil is a powerful healing supplement. But the idea of using oil on your hair may seem a little counterproductive as we all fear the dreaded oily scalp. While this is still partially true in large amounts, a small dosage of coconut oil can help nourish dry hair and heal damaged ends. Also if your hair is thicker you can use the oil as a scalp moisturizer. However, if you’re hair is thinner and you are prone to oily hair I would avoid it towards the roots. Hey if Kim Kardashian admitted to using coconut oil on her hair, then you know it must be a proven remedy!

Bananas

Due to their high potassium content, bananas are a great food to work into all-natural hair mask. The potassium helps to strengthen hair follicles, while other oils and nutrients loaded in the fruit help to nourish the scalp, prevent dandruff, as well as making your locks soft and shiny. To make the mask it’s simple; just mash away a banana into the bowl and you’re all set. You could add a little yogurt for some added texture and for a little extra moisturization!

Yogurt

Most people are aware that yogurt is one of the best foods out there that you can eat, but did you ever consider using it in your hair? Yogurt has antifungal properties, mainly due to a high content of lactic acid, making it the perfect supplement to use on your scalp to prevent infection and dandruff. Also, the creamy snack is loaded with nutrients that help repair split ends, decrease frizziness, and make your hair softer than ever. So next time you’re at the market, pick up some plain greek yogurt. Your hair will thank you!