Once upon a time, almost every girl had long and thick hair, although there was no talk of any modern masks or shampoos. It's all about natural care, which is based on ordinary cosmetic clay. The author of the Zen blog “Women's Harmony” (18+) told how to use clay for hair.
To begin with, it is important to choose the appropriate type of clay for your needs. Blue and green perfectly cleanse oily roots, white is universal and suitable for everyone, and gray deeply moisturizes dry and brittle strands.
Clay care can be easily customized using simple additives:
- For dry hair – a little oil or yolk for nutrition.
- For oily ones, use lemon juice or apple cider vinegar to refresh the roots.
- For fragile ones – a spoonful of honey, a few drops of essential oil or pepper tincture for growth.
It is important to do a skin test before first use to make sure there is no allergy. You should also use non-metallic utensils and spatula to avoid unwanted chemical reactions.
FAQ: We answer the main questions:
Should you apply hair clay to the entire length or to the roots?
First, clay should be applied to the scalp only along the partings. A little later, distribute the mixture along the length of your hair. The main thing is not to hold it for long.
How often do you make a clay mask for hair?
You should not make this mask more than once a week, so as not to dry out your hair.
