Hello! I know that there are many topics on this subject, but I wanted to ask you specifically, do you make a hair mask with egg and honey, because I read about it and it seems the easiest, and in general what homemade masks are for you effective and you see a real effect. My hair is medium length, I want it to start growing faster, but most of all to strengthen it. Thanks in advance.
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First for the mask with egg and honey - only the yolk is used! If you put the protein, it becomes rags and you can't clean them - you will walk for 1 month with something like dandruff. It also smells like a corpse if you can't wash properly. Second, I don't see any benefit in such masks. I buy hair masks for which the effect has been proven - with keratin, for example, and I eat my food. Honey also does not see what will help the hair - it's pure sugar in practice, then 1 ton of shampoo you have to wash. Good luck though, feel like she's having fun, but save your protein !!!
I've tried all kinds of masks, with egg yolk, olive oil, honey, trivitaminol, beer, vodka, whatever you can think of. And often, only the one with the olive oil waved, and for brilliance.
I made a mask with egg yolk. You rub it into the roots before bathing, stand for 20 minutes and wash. You can also smear fish oil or capsules with vitamin A and E. Again, sit half an hour before bathing and wash. There are also specialized ampoules with protein, etc. Argan oil also works well, but it is expensive.
Thank you very much girls, your advice definitely helped me.
For me personally, honey does not help me, my hair gets even worse than it - otherwise the yolk, yogurt, trivitaminol, clay and various nourishing ampoules definitely benefit.
I made the mask in question, but I also added Almond Oil. I put the whole egg and had absolutely no problem with washing, but I did it with lukewarm water. I do not agree that there is no effect of homemade masks. I used all kinds of professional and expensive cosmetics, but my hair became really nice and thick after I started mixing masks regularly. So please no summaries. Most coupe masks and balms, regardless of the price, are littered with rubbish, nothing that the label says how good a composition they have !!!
I have been dealing with my hair and skin for a year now. Last August I cut it and started with masks - I bought Indian hair oils, almond, coconut, sesame, olive oil, trivitaminol, Bulgarian hair oils from the organic pharmacies ... my hair was super healthy, I cut it only in January and then not until the next August it was even blooming, I just decided to cut it short. And she had grown from shoulder to chest and was mostly healthy. I don't use presses and curling irons - very rarely exactly. I curl it with braids, straws. In the summer I try not to dry it and I just lightly soak it with a towel after the bath, without rubbing ... I also use Victoria spray-conditioner for recovery. And it has a great effect!