there are a number of natural products which you can use to give natural shine to your hair without damaging with the chemicals in artificial conditioners. some of them are amla, multani mitti, steam and egg.

I am not so sure about steam because the effect would be temporary and it will probably do more damage then good (because of the heat). Others are very good options.

Well, there is always a proper way and extent of doing anything. Steam is a way of smoothning hair since very early ages, even in spas and parlours, hair steam is very frequently used as a part of treatment.

Egg is something very popular which many people have used for their hair, but somehow I find it very difficult to put egg into my hair, although i have seen a friend use it and it did make her hair very shiny and bouncy!

For that thing workhard, you may stil continue using the egg( if it does some good to your hair) but after rinsing it off, you may put on some nice-smelling hair conditioner to remove the egg smell.

hi. i have tried egg as conditioner before.it works..though the bathroom tends to get smeely. use the yellow yolk for your face as toner and the white as conditioner..

While many ingredients sound "unnatural" they are simply the laboratory names given to natural ingredients.

It pays to read labels and then look up the names online. often, a natural line and a line that doesn't claim to have natural ingredients, from the same company, have the exact same ingredients and you pay a higher price for the product labeled "natural".

The best natural hair conditioner is VINEGAR.. Its best for curly hair..wet your hair during bath and then apply vinegar, keep for 10 mins and wash your hair..Do it twice a week and you can see the results yourself in a month.

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some tips for u....
# Beat the egg yolk until its frothy. Add 1 tsp of baby oil and then beat again. Add the mixture to the water and massage into the scalp and throughout your hair after shampooing. Rinse well. You can also use ' tsp of olive oil instead of baby oil.
# Mash an avocado well until it is really creamy. Apply it on damp hair and cover it with plastic cap 30 minutes. Rinse well
# Place olive oil and boiling water into large glass bottle or jar with a lid. After the mixture cools, massage it on your scalp and cover your head with a shower cap, then wrap your head in a hot towel that has been soaked in hot water then wrung out. After half an hour shampoo your hair as usual.
# Grind tender hibiscus leaves and the petals of the flower together and apply it all over the head. Leave it for nearly 30 minutes and shampoo it as usual.

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Yoghurt as a hair mask (or face mask for that matter) can be really good, a lot of these treatmetns work really well if you wrap your hair in a hot towel and leave it for 20/30 minutes - although you ar egoing to want to wash the towel really well afterwrds!!!

I have tried egg, its a good conditioner and makes your hair shiny and beautiful but its smell is one of the constraint.

better product to use then something all natural. coconut oil is a good conditioner and aloe vera is an added advantage which makes ur hair soft.

I think egg acts as a good natural conditioner.When we apply the egg white on our scalp it makes the hair roots so strengthen and also softens the hair and makes it look shiny.

The first two options amla and mulani mitti are good and they work positively but they are not easily available in all the places..

The second two.. Steam causes more hair fall and it should be done under a experienced supervision. Egg always makes unpleasant smell...

I wish I could remember the brand. I know I've seen commercials for it. There's this kinda of shampoo/conditioner that shines your hair. There's three different kinds: blonde, brunette, and red. Anyone know what that's called. It was really popular for a while. I haven't seen the ads lately tho..

what is amla? just curious with this one together with multani and mitti..

Does egg really work? I haven't tried it myself. I guess it's kinda messy to put egg on my hair. I still go for coconut oil... It has conditioning effect as well, and it is natural.

I can also suggest natural oils, such as safflower and rice bran. I make my own conditioner with many variations. Tell me what type of scent you like, and I can make you some!