After washing your hair with flour, you will lose your hair

Flour is the most common food. Friends in the northern region cannot live without flour, because in addition to making dumplings and steamed buns, flour can also be used in many other places. Flour is more effective for washing hair, but be careful not to use too much flour, because it will cause the hair to stick together, and if it is not rinsed clean, it will cause scalp infection or even hair loss.

Specific steps:

1. Refer to the ratio suggested by a netizen and mix flour, vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:3:10. I used a total of 30g of flour, 90g of regular rice vinegar, and 300g of water, which filled an old 500ml shampoo bottle about two-thirds full.

2. The water should be cold, add the flour to the water first, stir evenly, then heat it on the fire, stirring while heating until it becomes bubbly and sticky. You can add some salt as you like to sterilize it and prevent it from going bad if you don’t use it all. I added as much salt as you would need to add to a stir-fry dish.

3. After the flour paste has cooled completely, add 90 grams of ordinary rice vinegar. If it's hot, some of the vinegar will evaporate. Vinegar is a good thing for hair care and shampooing. Using it will not cause itchy scalp and will help with dandruff. It can also kill bacteria, preserve freshness, soften the skin, and make hair shiny, soft and bright.

4. If you have environmentally friendly enzymes, add some appropriately. I added two bottle caps. Because the pH values ​​of vinegar and enzymes are the same, I searched on Baidu online and they are all less than 3. So it doesn’t matter whether you use soapberry enzyme or ordinary enzyme, both are good and can be used. It’s also okay to add more or less. Just don’t make the batter too thin, just make it a little sticky.

After wetting your hair, rub the batter on your hair like you would shampoo. It will feel very refreshing, although it has a bit of a sour smell, which will disappear naturally after your hair is dry after washing. When I took a shower that day, after washing my hair, I also used the enzyme bath gel to wash my body, and finally washed my face and body with batter. I found that my skin was different from before, it was especially tender and soft. I think it might be the effect of vinegar. It feels really good. Some people are sensitive to commercially available shower gels, especially in the dry autumn when their skin becomes itchy due to dryness. However, using a natural combination of "flour + water + vinegar + salt + enzyme" will not cause that feeling at all. As long as you use it, you will know that it is really good!

The wealthy "enzyme landlord" has enough enzymes to take a bath. I only have a bottle of enzyme, but I can still be comparable to the "enzyme landlord". The batter contains vinegar, enzymes, and other trace elements, which adhere to every inch of skin, nourishing the body while also cleansing it. A "poor peasant" can also completely feel the same as the "enzyme landlord", and it is more comprehensive, more affordable, and more economical, truly making the best use of everything.