Applying egg to hair is good for our scalp which also reduces dandruff and stimulate the blood circulation which result in reduction of hairloss.

I use the whole egg because even the yellow yolk contains multiple proteins, mixed the whole egg in a cup or a dish, yeah, it does feel sticky!

Nice one although it would be a waste of food but worth a shot since I got a stiff hair and rarely conditioned cuz it conditioners really is expensive. Never expected that eggs are this useful even in hairs.

Egg? for hair, i know most of the good herbal treatments are done with egg for hair. But i hate the smell of it. Its not easy for me to put it on my hairs. Is there any option to add some additives that makes a pleasant smell and makes the work easy.?

How about some salt and pepper and a pinch of rosemary?

-F

I didn't know egg was good for your hair.. hmm

Egg is a good conditioner ofcourse.. but what about the odour? i tried it once in my life time and i will never do it again. I am a vegetarian in nature and the smell from the egg made me vomiting when i applied to the hair.. is there some other way to use it.. ?

O no! I didn't think of that. I bet it smells terrible. What a bummer for ya!!

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the only good that comes out of putting egg on hair or/and scalp is it works as a cleanser , and for this the less smellier egg white will suffice.

It is the egg white that had proteins.. not the yolk the yolk is simply fat


And no matter whether it is the white or the yolk or both you put on , the proteins in the egg will not penetrate the hair shaft, the better texture you probably get after you go through all this is simply coz it cleanses the hair and scalp from sticky oils and dirt , without the harsher chemicals that come in a shampoo

I haven't really tried using egg as a conditioner.. but I am confuse which one is better the egg yolk or the egg white? or just beat them together?