Quick and Easy Hair Growth Mask DIY Tutorial
In this tutorial, we’re doing a hair growth mask DIY. We’ll show you how you can use cayenne pepper for hair growth. Let’s jump right into it!
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Tools and materials:
- Olive oil
- Cayenne pepper
- Bowl
- Microwave
Benefits of cayenne pepper for hair
Cayenne pepper might not seem like an ingredient you want to scrub into your scalp, but it’s surprisingly very beneficial!
The main ingredient, capsaicin, will irritate your scalp as much as it does your mouth but this scalp irritation is essential to increasing blood flow to promote hair growth.
Here’s how to make it.
1. Add ½ cup of olive oil to a bowl
Olive oil is super nourishing and moisturizing for the hair. It also makes your hair shinier and smells good.
2. Add 1 tsp of cayenne pepper
Add 1 rounded teaspoon of cayenne pepper to the bowl.
3. Mix and microwave
Mix the two ingredients well. Warm up the mask in the microwave to just above room temperature. This should be less than 10 seconds.
You may need to let it cool down more before applying it to your scalp.
4. Apply to your scalp
This mask needs to be applied at the scalp, not the edges. Your scalp is where it will stimulate hair growth. It will sizzle, but that’s normal.
Leave the mask on for at least 3 hours and up to overnight. You’ll get the most out of the mask if you leave it on overnight.
I recommend doing this about two times a week and you’ll start seeing results within 3 months.
Hair growth mask DIY
This hair growth mask DIY is so easy, and you probably already have the ingredients in your kitchen.
What’s the wildest ingredient you’ve ever used in a hair mask? Let us know down below!
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I'm thinking of trying it out also ....wish me luck ...
Make sure first not allergic to it. Some people that have autoimmune problems might have reactions to the ceyanne pepper. Just in case.