SOLUTIONS FOR DRY HAIR





The hair is naturally coated with a layer of oil or sebum released by the sebaceous glands in the hair follicles. This layer of oil protects the hair from damage and dryness. However, various factors can strip the oil of the hair, such as the use of styling tools, exposure chemicals, extreme weather conditions, and certain medical conditions. Irrespective of the cause, it is important to improve your hair care routine to help manage dry hair in order to prevent hair damage and complications. Just to look classy in parties, people try various hair styles and harsh products, which damage the natural beauty of hair. It is necessary that hair problems, like hair fall, split ends, dry hair, dandruff, itchy scalp, etc. should be treated somehow to maintain proper health of hair. Dry hair is a very common problem in today’s generation. Instead of taking several hair treatments, try some natural home remedies 

Natural treatment for dry hair :- 


  • Curry Leaves :- Curry leaves are not just a good ingredient to add taste to your food, but also a useful remedy for the treatment of hair. Curry leaves are enriched with calcium, vitamins, phosphorous, and iron. Heat two tablespoons of coconut oil adding 5-6 curry leaves in it. Heat it for a few minutes and allow it to cool down. Apply it on the scalp and hair. Wrap a warm towel on the head for 15 minutes. This ayurvedic treatment will surely nourish your hair.

  • Yogurt :- Yogurt is a natural conditioner for dry hair. It can be applied as a mask on hair. The moisturizing properties of yogurt help in curing dry hair and also help in dandruff treatment.. Add a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar and a teaspoon of honey in half cup of yogurt. Mix it and apply it on hair and hair roots. After 15 minutes, rinse your hair with warm water. Add some olive oil or mustard oil in yogurt and apply it on hair before shampooing your hair. You can also apply plain yogurt on the scalp and leave it for 30 minutes. Wash your hair with warm water.

  • Aloe Vera :-  There are many benefits of Aloe Vera Gel. Aloe Vera is a natural moisturizer for skin and is a natural conditioner for hair. Apply some Aloe Vera juice directly on hair. Wash it off after a few minutes. Prepare a mixture of four tablespoons of Aloe Vera gel, two tablespoons of coconut oil, and three tablespoons of yogurt. Stir it properly and apply it on hair. You can also prepare a paste of Aloe Vera by adding two teaspoons of crushed hibiscus flower paste and one teaspoon olive oil in half cup of Aloe Vera gel.

  • Tea Tree Oil ;- There are many benefits of tea tree oil. Anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties of tea tree oil help in fighting against itchy scalp and dry hair. It works as a natural conditioner. Just add a few drops of tea tree oil to your regular conditioner and apply it on your hair. You can also pour a few drops of tea tree oil in your shampoo. Else, always use a mild shampoo enriched with tea tree oil, which is suitable for all hair types. Alternatively, massage your hair with tea tree oil.



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