The Indian Champi:
Massaging your scalp with oil (coconut, olive) once a fortnight will provide food to your dry hair and help combat dryness. Ensure that you spend ample time massaging the scalp and only apply a thin coat along the hair. The massage increases circulation and stimulates the roots for better hair growth too.
Yogurt:
This is a slightly smelly but very effective solution. Apply yoghurt from root to tip and leave it on for 10 minutes. Yoghurt will make your hair soft and help combat the dryness to leave your tresses bouncy. Ensure that the conditioner you use after has a potent fragrance because the yoghurt tends to leave a strong smell behind.
Honey:
This sweet gooey liquid will do your hair much good. Cover your scalp with a layer and then concentrate on the ends. After about 5 minutes, wash your tresses. Use this once every week for soft hair.
Lemon:
Take about 2 teaspoons of lime juice, and add to about half a bucket of lukewarm water. Use that after your shampoo and rinse. Not only will it help bring out shine in your locks, it will also make your hair feel lighter.
Mayonnaise:
You can have your mayo and eat it too! Mayonnaise will treat that dry hair of yours with ease, and once the dryness is gone, handling thick hair becomes almost a breeze.
Egg:
Again, this might be messy – but it works. Beat an egg like you will for an omelette, and then apply it on your hair. Make sure it spreads to the roots. After it dries up, say about in 10 minutes, wash it off with a gentle shampoo and condition your hair.
Fullers Earth (Multani Mitti):
It works like a charm on your face, and on your scalp! Make a thick paste by adding water and applying it on your scalp. It washes off impurities and is a great way to thoroughly cleanse thick hair. Wash off after 20 minutes and repeat on a monthly basis
