Conditioning your locks regularly
hair that lacks shine is often brittle and susceptible to frizz, and breakage is known as dry. Conditioning your locks regularly will restore moisture levels and keep them healthy.
Choose nontoxic shampoo and conditioner
Start treating dry hair by selecting nontoxic shampoo and conditioner products; Jordan recommends R Co’s versatile set, which works well on various hair textures.
Eggs – Natural moisturizer for dry hair
Eggs are an excellent natural moisturizer that can strengthen and thicken your locks while reducing hair fall and nourishing dry strands.
To use: Combine an egg, yogurt, olive oil, and honey into a thick mixture before applying it directly onto the scalp and hair for 30 minutes before washing off with hot water.
Mayonnaise – Effective conditioner for dry hair
Mayonnaise contains fatty acids that penetrate deeply into hair and scalp to nourish both, making it an effective conditioner.
To use: Apply mayonnaise directly onto damp hair and scalp, paying particular attention to the ends. Leave on for around 30 minutes before rinsing off.
Avocado – Nourishing dry hair
Avocado oils can lubricate hair, prevent breakage by making brushing more accessible, and provide additional vitamin A protection to protect the scalp and nourish hair strands.
To create an avocado hair mask, Combine one mashed avocado with three tablespoons of cold-pressed olive oil and one egg yolk before applying it directly to the hair for 30 minutes before washing off and repeating this treatment once every week.
Honey – Moisturizing dry hair
Honey is an emollient, soothing dry hair and a humectant that helps retain moisture.
To use: Combine one tablespoon of honey with olive oil and apply to your hair, leaving it on for at least half an hour before washing out. Repeat this treatment weekly to alleviate frizz, add shine, and moisturize strands.
Shea Butter – Sealing in moisture for dry hair
Shea butter is an all-natural moisturizer that helps seal in moisture to combat dryness and brittle hair, offering essential fatty acids and vitamins for healthy hair strands.
To use: After applying it to your scalp and strands, leave it overnight before washing it out the following morning. Shea butter also acts as a natural heat protectant that shields strands against damage from heating devices.
