Super Easy Hair Growth Hack Recipes
In this super easy tutorial, I’m going to show you two effective hair growth hacks using ingredients you probably already have at home.
I’ll show you how to use apple cider vinegar for hair growth, as well as how to make a coffee shampoo. Let's get started!
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Tools and materials:
- Curry leaves
- ½ cup apple cider vinegar
- Glass jar
- Glass spray bottle
- Water
- Shampoo
- Bowl
- Coffee
Vinegar rinse
Due to its acidic nature, apple cider vinegar can help to restore the healthy pH balance of hair, help reduce stubborn dandruff on the scalp, and give the hair necessary conditioning to make it shinier and smoother.
1. Combine the ingredients
To begin this hair growth hack recipe, add a handful of curry leaves to a glass jar. Then add ½ cup of apple cider vinegar.
2. Allow the solution to sit
Allow the mixture to sit for 2 weeks, giving the curry leaves time to infuse the apple cider vinegar.
3. Transfer solution
After this time, transfer 2 tbsp of curry leaf-infused vinegar into a glass spray bottle. Then, add ¼ cup of water.
4. Apply the solution
To apply, spray the solution on your scalp after shampooing. Let it sit for 5 minutes before rinsing.
Coffee shampoo
Coffee for hair growth is a real winner. The caffeine in the coffee is great for promoting strong, shiny hair and boosting growth.
1. Combine the ingredients
Begin this coffee shampoo recipe by combining the ingredients. Add tbsp of shampoo to a bowl. Then, add 1 tsp of instant coffee and mix.
2. To use
To use, massage the coffee shampoo into your scalp. Leave it for 2-3 minutes, then rinse off.
Hair growth hacks
There we have our two effective hair growth hack recipes. With continued use, you’ll notice a huge difference in the appearance and length of your hair.
Do you prefer the DIY hair rinse or the coffee shampoo? Let me know in the comments below!
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Can you use the coffee recipe to shampoo, rinse and then follow with the curry rinse? Too much?