How to Make Egg Yolk Hair Conditioner

How to Make Egg Yolk Hair Conditioner
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Published: May 7, 2011
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
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How to Make Egg Yolk Hair Conditioner. Try making your own hair conditioner at home from natural ingredients from your kitchen. It only takes a little time and can save big bucks on expensive store-bought hair conditioners. The natural ingredients will leave your hair refreshed and clean with a natural healthy glow. Read on to learn more.

Begin by cracking open one egg yolk into a mixing bowl. Beat the egg yolk quickly with a fork or whisk until it is completely broken up.

Add one tablespoon of olive oil. Beat again with the whisk or fork until it is well mixed. Baby oil can also be substituted for the olive oil for a better fragrance.

Mix in one cup of lukewarm water. Mixing the water in will dilute the mixture and make it easier to spread evenly throughout your whole head of hair.

Wet hair completely. It is best to apply the conditioning treatment to clean hair, so wash hair with a gentle shampoo, rinse and squeeze excess water from hair.

Pour half the egg yolk conditioner on top of the head, trying to avoid the face. While egg yolk is good for the face as well, the oil in the mixture is not. Use hands to apply the other half of the conditioner to the bottom of hair.

Run the conditioner through with your finger tips to ensure even coating. Let it set for 5 minutes.

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Rinse your hair thoroughly with lukewarm or cool water. It is important not to use hot water because it may cook the egg yolk in your hair and require another washing. Cool water is good for hair because it makes it shiny.

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