Have you been struggling to keep your baby hair strands from popping out? Pulling out the bottle of a snazzy hair spray and a spoolie brush may help a great deal but it may weaken those newly grown babies we were so eager to see. Most hair sprays and mousse are loaded with chemicals like plasticizers, luster agents, and fragrances, which may cause build-up on hair and eventually result in hair breakage. Keeping in mind these pretty scary after-effects of market-bought hair sprays, I decided to go the natural route. Running through the substitute for hair sprays and gels, I stumbled across a DIY flaxseed hair gel on the internet.
Having all the 4 ingredients needed to prepare this gel sitting in my kitchen pantry, made me feel like I can finally conquer the world!
Without wasting a minute, I went on to whisk this miraculous formula myself to try on and see if it could really do what they say. Flaxseed gel is made by processing or cooking the flaxseeds to release their natural oils.
In the last few years, flaxseed has assumed the reputation of a superstar. After all, there’s nothing that it can’t do! From aiding weight loss to playing a part in beauty, flaxseed truly proves the magic of nature. Now you know that flaxseed can also work wonders for your tresses, try this DIY hair gel and thank us later!
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