Hello ~
Yes, I am able to post more often, I hope I can keep doing it :) Today's post was supposed to be up before reviewing Lucid by Adrienne Stoltz, Ron Bass, but I didn't have time to edit the pictures, but I finished editing them now so here is the review :)
Things you'll need:
1. open the yogurt, hopefully you'll be smarter than me, and shake it before you open it, because it'll be easier for you to mix.
Yes, I am able to post more often, I hope I can keep doing it :) Today's post was supposed to be up before reviewing Lucid by Adrienne Stoltz, Ron Bass, but I didn't have time to edit the pictures, but I finished editing them now so here is the review :)
D.I.Y Yogurt conditioning hair mask:
Things you'll need:
- oil - I used almond oil (don't use if you have oily hair)
- yogurt
- egg
- spoon
How to:
1. open the yogurt, hopefully you'll be smarter than me, and shake it before you open it, because it'll be easier for you to mix.
2. add the egg
3. add three spoons of almond oil (or any oil you like) *Skip this step if you have oily hair.
4. mix mix mix
5. keep mixing until it becomes white
6. and done :)
How to apply:
1. wash your hair with shampoo, and towel dry it.
2. section your hair and apply it the same way you would apply hair dye.
3. cover your head with shower cap/plastic bag, then wrap a hot towel around your head.
4. leave it on your hair for 30 minute to 1 hour.
5. wash your hair with water.
Pros:
- moisturize your hair.
- make it shine.
Cons:
- smells like infants vomit.(but it is mild)
- can get a bit messy when you apply.
- do not wash it out with hot/warm water, because I did and I got omelette on my hair !!
Final verdict: really easy and affordable, but the smell disturbs me (I have a sensitive nose), but I'll use it again in the future when my hair becomes dead.
hope you try it :)
