Homemade Conditioner

Having smooth and beautiful long hair is very important for many women. In order to make themselves beautiful, they are working harder and harder to keep up with the fashion trend, and often need to "spend time" on their hair. However, many products on the market now contain certain chemical ingredients, which are more or less harmful to the human body, and the same is true for the conditioners we commonly use. So is there any way to make your own natural conditioner that can not only take care of your hair but also not cause harm to you?

How to make your own conditioner:

1. Mango makes your hair black and shiny

Learn from Thailand's method, squeeze the mango juice, then resist the urge to eat and mix it with a tablespoon of lemon juice. Apply it to your hair, massage gently with your fingertips, wait for 20 minutes, and then wash it off with clean water.

Mangoes are high in vitamins and contain minerals such as phosphorus that are very necessary for hair. In Thailand, many people use mangoes to wash their hair to keep their hair black and shiny.

2. Yogurt hair cream to restore hair

Prepare 1L of warm water, take out the yogurt from the refrigerator, and add a large spoonful of it into the water. Rinse your hair with shampoo first and blow dry. Apply yogurt conditioner evenly on your hair, wait until it penetrates into your hair thoroughly, and then rinse with clean water.

This hair conditioner is not only easy to make, but after use, the lipids in yogurt fully moisturize the hair, instantly revitalizing it and making it easy to comb.

3. Coconut hair mask softens and repairs hair damage

Mix coconut oil and olive oil in a ratio of 2:1, and then apply it on clean hair. There is no limit on how long you can apply it. It’s okay to apply it longer if you have enough time. Finally, wash it off with shampoo as usual.

If your hair is dry or severely damaged due to dyeing or perming, you might as well try this method.

4. Leather care, soft and fragrant

Wash the fresh orange peel and heat it with water until the water turns green. When the temperature is right, use it to wash your hair.

The rich organic acids, vitamin C and essential oil components in orange peel will decompose into the water after soaking in hot water. Hot water dilates hair follicles, cleans and removes oil, while promoting blood circulation in the capillaries under the epidermis and enhancing nutrient absorption by hair follicles, which is beneficial to the development of hair follicles and hair growth. It acts as a natural conditioner, leaving your hair smooth, soft and fragrant after washing.

5. Aloe vera nourishes and repairs hair

After washing your hair, dry it with a towel, then cut the aloe vera in half and apply it directly to the parting parts of your hair. You can also apply a little to other parts of your hair.

Aloe vera's powerful repair function can not only repair and improve the skin, but also improve the quality of hair, making it black and shiny.

6. Coconut Oil

This natural active oil does not need to be mixed with other ingredients to prepare a vitamin-rich leave-in conditioner. Pour a small amount of coconut oil into your palms and rub your hands together to help spread it evenly. Apply the coconut oil from your hands to damp hair, working from ends to roots. Finally, blow-dry your hair and enjoy the smooth feeling that the coconut oil brings to your hair.

7. Water and apple cider vinegar

This ultra-easy moisturizing conditioner helps you tame unruly strands and split ends. Add 1 cup of distilled water and 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar to a spray bottle. Persistent use can maintain healthy hair for a long time. Spray a small amount of conditioner onto damp hair and allow to air dry.