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1/4 cup of rice amzn.to/3anuwfK
1 kiwi amzn.to/42LsPE9
2 cup of distilled water amzn.to/3s2RcLt
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Avocado helps to improve scalp conditions and provide a healthy environment for hair to grow. It also contains B vitamins, folic acid (iron), and potassium, all of which support hair growth. Potassium helps to regulate fluid balance inside and outside cells in the blood and is required to prevent hair loss. Avocados can unclog the hair follicles and stimulate hair growth. When massaging it into your scalp, you’re promoting blood flow and unclogging any blocked follicles while allowing the natural oils to get absorbed quickly.
Kiwi can help you with hair loss and slow growth because it’s packed with essential vitamins, such as vitamins C and E, as important trace minerals like zinc, magnesium, and phosphorous-all of which work together to fight hair loss. One of the biggest benefits of kiwi for hair is that it can help prevent premature color loss and graying. Not only that, but they also assist in strengthening hair from the root and thus contribute to a healthier hair.Kiwi contains copper, one of the trace elements our bodies need to function properly.
Rice used as a hair care treatment may reduce surface friction and increase the elasticity of hair strands.This strengthens the inner cortex of the hair where protein exists and thus makes hair appear to be stronger. Rice contains a carbohydrate that can repair damaged hair. Additionally, the proteins in rice form a protective barrier on your hair that prevents breakage.
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Alternative hair oils:
Argan oil, amzn.to/2PsHlAp jojoba oil, amzn.to/3sG281C
almond oil, amzn.to/3uOWlZl grapeseed oil, amzn.to/3rahv29
sesame oil, amzn.to/3rcttrN tea tree oil, amzn.to/3bNxUmo
lemon grass oil, amzn.to/3e02snJ rosemary oil, amzn.to/3qshA0T
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DISCLAIMER DISCLAIMER DISCLAIMER
- I am not a professional. (I am not a licensed dermatologist or cosmetologist)
- This D.I.Y discussed in this video is not a part of my hair routine. (MY HAIR ROUTINE PLAYLIST • My Hair Routine )
- This D.I.Y is simply an OPTION that you can use to help with hair growth. (Most ingredients used in my videos can be found in my hair care line kreyollily.com)
- Results may vary depending on the individual. Some people will see noticeable results in the first 1-3 months, whilst others may take longer to see real progress.
- Always do your own research before applying anything to your scalp or hair.
- You do not need to make or use every D.I.Y.
- If you are uncertain about possible sensitivity, or a particular ingredient, always do a patch test before use or consult a medical professional.
- This D.I.Y’ is not set in stone, you can add or take out any ingredient you see fit. (You can use any carrier oil, essential oil or butter that you prefer.)
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