5 Hair Masks You Can Make at Home

Joey, an editor at Jen Reviews, stumbled across my blog while doing research on hair masks.  They had just published a detailed article with 5 hair masks you can make at home.   I have it for you below.

Hair masks can be done at home with simple ingredients.

Hair masks are often brushed aside as just another product companies try to sell you. After all, shouldn’t the right shampoo and conditioner be enough? But then why is it that every so often you find split ends just a mere month after visiting the hair salon? Extreme temperatures are often to blame. Heat from styling tools, chemicals from hair coloring all play a part in damaging your hair. And now that summer is here, the heat from the sun is another thing to worry about. Sunbathing on the beach or by the pool without a hat is extremely harsh on your hair and within a few days of sun you will start noticing the damaging effects.

Unfortunately, we seem to often skip the hair mask because we do not deem it worthy of buying. Finishing the whole tub is a real challenge and buying an already expensive product to be used just a few times seems like a waste.

Luckily, you can save yourself a trip to the store and some cash by simply looking into your kitchen cabinet for all-natural ingredients to make your own homemade mask.

Here are 5 great hair masks to make at home:

• Coconut + apple cider vinegar hair mask
• Banana + coconut oil + egg yolk hair mask
• Mayonnaise hair mask
• Plain yogurt + apple cider vinegar + honey
• Avocado + egg yolk hair mask

Making hair masks part of your routine is a good idea, even if your hair doesn’t look damaged yet. Preventing the damage is always better than repairing the damage after the fact.

Some people choose to sleep with the hair mask overnight and if you choose to do so, do make sure you wear a shower cap to not get the products all over your pillow.

​With every hair mask mentioned above, I saw improvements in my hair the very next day. It looked healthier, bouncier and the dryness was gone. Test out each mask to see which one is right for you, as not all hair is created equal.

You can find their article with illustrative photos here:
https://www.jenreviews.com/hair-masks/