Hair woes like dandruff, dryness, split ends, and yes, the major one — hair fall, keep springing up from time to time! And these hair troubles don’t let us ignore them anymore. Hence, we’re always on the lookout for one thing or the other to blow life back into our tresses. In a bid to get manageable locks many women go for expensive hair treatments. To give you some similar benefits, we have a DIY keratin hair treatment that you can do in the comfort of your home!
This method is as easy as it can get. You just need 3 ingredients to achieve shining, manageable, and luscious hair. White rice, Aloe Vera, and Flaxseed, they are!
To know about the impressive benefits in these hair care ingredients, HealthShots spoke to Dr Vidushi Jain, a Skin and Hair Expert, Medical Head at Dermalinks.
“Rice, surprisingly, does not contain keratin, a protein found in hair. However, rice is loaded with many of the same vitamins and minerals as rice, such as amino acids and vitamins E and B. Flaxseeds are also high in Omega 3 fatty acids, fibre, protein, carbohydrates, and sugar. On the other hand, aloe vera is known for its hair cuticle soothing properties. Therefore, the combination of these three ingredients produces fantastic hair health outcomes. Using this hair mask may help you achieve a salon- like keratin treatment.” says, Dr Jain.
You will see a huge difference in your hair with the first application. You can repeat the process once a week or whenever you want your hair to dazzle with shine.
“This DIY keratin hair treatment can be done as an alternative to chemical keratin treatment at a salon. This can strengthen your hair without the chemicals and blasting heat from the hair straightener tongs.” adds Dr Jain.
Try it and expect people to go wow when they see your super shiny and smooth hair!
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