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Egg Head?
Ran
out of shampoo?
Beat two fresh eggs in a cup of warm water. Massage the mixture
through your hair. Leave on for ten to fifteen minutes then rinse
with tepid water.
Warning: Don't use hot water to rinse hair or you'll end
up with scrambled egg on your hair!
From:
Amanda
Pritt
Stick
I recommend
Pritt stick for those unwanted curls. Rinse hair with warm water
to remove.
From:
Jane
Banana
For a brilliant
deep conditioning treatment liquidize a banana, add some wheatgerm
oil, and a few drops of aromatherapy oil (to counteract the banana
smell) spread through middle to end of hair lengths and leave
for a while. Wash and condition hair as normal after, and Voila!
silky soft tresses.
From:
Kat D
Coke
Yes,
coke! Pour a can of Coke (Sprite if you are blonde) into a spray
bottle with some water then mist onto damp hair. This creates
a very sexy texture.
Nivea
Apply to damp hair before sculpting creating a really smooth style
and texture for a sophisticated look.
Asprin
Problem with dandruff? Dissolve some Aspirin in a dandruff shampoo
and the problem will clear up fast.
Fabric Softner
If you run out of conditioner - using fabric softner will do the
trick!
Cling Film
Apply
a rinse out conditioner to freshly washed hair - wrap head in
cling film and leave for 20 mins. Hey presto - a salon style conditioning
for FREE!
From:
Katrina
Doran
Talcum Powder
if your blonde
and have greasy hair and don't have time to wash is lightly sprinkle
your hair with talcum powder. It'll stop your hair looking greasy
instantly! but remember to wash it out!
From:
Amanda
Cucumber
Cocktail
For dehydrated
hair....
Blend an egg, a tablespoon of olive oil and a quarter oif cucumber
in a food mixer. Cover your hair with the mixture and leave for
ten minutes. Rinse with luke warm water and you will be left with
softer silkier hair!
From:
Amanda
Olive
Oil
To tame curly
hair, use just a dime size(depending on hair length) of olive
oil and mix it with your favorite styling product. Voila!! Tamed
curly hair
From:
Tina
Lemon
For all those
blondes whose hair has turned kharki green due to chlorine in
a swimming pool - use a lemon to neutralise the chlorine and restore
your natural blonde colour.
From:
Clair Baker
Ketchup
For blonde hair with a slightly green tint from chlorine, pour
ketchup on to wet hair, washing out in a couple of minutes. The
red tone neutralises the green leaving lovely golden locks.
Maple Syrup
Massage on to dry hair leaving for half an hour before shampooing.
This will say goodbye to split ends and frizz.
Vodka
A splash of vodka removes any product build-up.
Beer
Washing hair with beer gives it more body.
Vinegar
Always
after a wash, rinse your hair with vinegar and warm water and
leave for 3 minutes and rinse for beautiful shiny hair.
From: Rebecca
Washing up Liquid
If you've
done your own permanent dye job and the colour is far too strong
use fairy liquid as shampoo, as it strips the colour out quicker
than normal shampoo
From:
Ruth
Beers How!
When washing
your hair with beer, what you need to do is mix up one part beer
and three parts water and pour over your hair for the final rinse
and you'll be left with super-shiny hair
From:
Amanda
Amayonaising!!
Put real mayonnaise,
not miracle whip, on your hair over night with a plastic cap.
This promotes stronger strands and growth
From:
H.
Dorsey .
Old Rags
Old rags can
create perfect ringlets with damp hair-simply cut into strips
and wrap 2inch sections of hair around and leave over night
From:
Amy
Mayonaise
If you have
frizzy hair and all you long for is sleek hair, then use 2 medium
size blobs of mayonnaise into your hair then rinse and condition
as usual - it works wonders!
From:
Melanie
Lemon Juice
For volume
Mix the juice of one lemon with 100ml of water and put into a
spray bottle. Spray lightly through your hair, then blow dry.
The acidity of the lemon juice swells the strands giving volume.
Remember though if out in the sun the lemon will lighten your
hair so take this into consideration.
From:
Amanda
Olive Oil,Jojoba
& Honey
mix 1/4 cup
olive oil,1/4 cup almond oil,1 tablespoon of jojoba oil and 1
tablespoon of honey on your hair rinse with warm water. BAM! prettiest
hair you have ever seen!! Do not put more than one teablespoon
of honey - you will come out with sticky hair.
From:
Rakel
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