DIY Hair Mask at Home

Do you have dry, tangled hair? As the hair grows. The longer your hair gets, the harder it is for the ends to absorb the nutrients. You may have spent a lot of money on different hair masks, conditioners, etc. Below, we will introduce you to DIY hair masks with different effects. You can go straight to your kitchen to find everyday ingredients to make DIY hair masks to repair your hair with some simple utensils. It allows you to maintain your beautiful hair with minimal cost.

DIY masks can be used once or twice a week or once a month, depending on the specific problem. Start with once a month and see how your hair reacts; if your hair and scalp need and can tolerate more masks, you can always increase the frequency to once a week.

Below, we've compiled the best DIY hair masks to solve all your biggest woes, from promoting hair growth to dull hair to repairing hair shine. Shiny, glossy hair is just a hair mask away-and you don't even have to leave the house.

DIY Rosemary and Coconut Oil Mask for Hair Growth

Rosemary has a protective effect on the skin and nourishes the hair. aloe leaf promotes skin regeneration. coconut oil keeps hair hydrated and is a great hair care product. vitamin E oil promotes healthy hair growth and slows hair loss and hair graying. The four all-stars in this DIY hair mask do a great job of promoting hair growth.

Ingredients:

    ✨ gel scraped from one aloe leaf

    ✨ 1 pack of fresh rosemary

    ✨ 2 tablespoons Coconut oil

    ✨ 3 capsules of vitamin E oil

    ✨ your favorite deep conditioner

Steps:

1. Blend all of the ingredients until smooth, about 10 seconds.
2. Strain the mixture to get rid of the flecks of rosemary and aloe vera before applying it to your hair (or, say screw it, and just deal with some flecks in your shower afterward).
3. Pour the mixture into a mason jar or small bowl and add a few scoops of your favorite deep conditioner to thicken it.
4. Mix well, then rake the mask through your clean hair and clip it up.
5. Let it sit for 30 minutes before shampooing and conditioning like normal.

DIY Coconut Oil Hair Mask for Dry Hair and Scalp

Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize — which will also help prevent split ends, frizz, and breakage. If your hair has been feeling incredibly dry to the point where no store-bought masks or conditioners have helped, try this DIY hot oil treatment, which uses only shea butter and coconut oil to make your hair hella soft and smooth before showering.

Ingredients:

    ✨ 1/3 cup coconut oil

    ✨ 1/3 cup shea butter

Steps:

1. Add the coconut oil and shea butter to a heat-safe bowl.
2. Microwave another bowl of water until it's almost boiling, then place your bowl of coconut oil and shea butter on top, letting the heat gently melt the two together.
3. While the mixture is still warm, rake it through your hair—avoiding the roots, if you have fine, naturally oily hair—and let it sit for an hour (ideally under a bonnet or straight-up grocery bag).
4. Shampoo and condition, as usual, to get the excess oil out. If your hair is fine and easily weighed down, try slathering your hair with conditioner first (it can help dissolve the oil better than shampoo, as weird as it sounds), then shampoo and condition again.

DIY Honey, Egg, and Coconut Oil Mask for Dullness

Keeping hair moisturized and healthy always makes your hair look better. Uh, this DIY hair mask has almost 2 million views, making it one of the most popular tutorials on YouTube—and for good reason: It uses a mix of virtually every single MVP mask ingredient, from eggs to honey to coconut oil, to leave your hair soft and shiny after you rinse.

Ingredients:

   ✨  1 banana, cut up

   ✨  1 egg

   ✨  1 tablespoon honey

   ✨  2 tablespoons mayo (or avocado)

   ✨  2 tablespoons coconut oil

   ✨  1 tablespoon lime juice (or lemon juice)

Steps:

1. Get out your blender (yup, you'll need to blend this one, or you'll get chunks of banana in your hair), and add in all of the ingredients.
2. Blend until smooth, about 10 seconds.
3. Smooth the mixture through your hair. If you want the mess-free version, fill up a hair-color applicator bottle with the mask to easily disperse it throughout your hair. Or, if you don't mind getting a little messy, pour the mixture into a bowl and dip sections of your hair into it until your hair is fully saturated.
4. Clip or tie up your hair, cover it with a shower cap or grocery bag and let it sit for an hour.
5. Hop in the shower and shampoo and condition it like usual.

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