Try These 3 Kitchen Cures for Aging Hair
This Week's Tips
Let's face it. It's not all about vanity when it comes to wanting shiny, shipshape hair. Our manes say a lot about us.
So undo all of that makes-you-look-old damage on the cheap with these three kitchen cures from the hair experts at RealBeauty.com.
Culinary Conditioners
Who needs costly salon products when you can give your hair a little TLC with these food-based treatments?
- Eggs: To help strengthen and repair damage to hair follicles and give your hair a shine and body boost, mix a couple of eggs in a bowl like you're going to scramble them. Use the egg mixture as a conditioner after shampooing, allowing the mixture to soak in for a minute or two before rinsing. Get tips from RealBeauty.com on making your own beauty products.
- Bananas: The potassium in this fruit can help soothe blow-dryer and chemical-induced damage. Mash a ripe banana into a smooth puree, and massage it into your locks. Let it sit about 15 minutes before rinsing. Feeling a little blah? Find out why eating a banana could help you smile more, too.
- Mayo: This sandwich staple can help soften coarse and bristly strands. Just apply a cup of the stuff to your hair when it's dry, and massage it into your scalp. Shampoo it out after about 15 minutes.
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RealAge Benefit:
Developing a RealAge Plan can make your RealAge as much as 29 years younger.Beauty Tip of the Day, Schickner, L., Cosmogirl.com, September 27, 2008.
Beauty Tip of the Day, Schickner, L., Cosmogirl.com, November 26, 2008.
Beauty Tip of the Day, Schickner, L., Cosmogirl.com, November 28, 2008.




