Find Out How To Wash Your Hair With Egg Yolk

Did you know that egg yolk can be an excellent help to maintain hair health? Those who have brittle, brittle or dry hair can use them alone or in combination with other ingredients.

Many foods that are beneficial for our body can also be excellent remedies to apply to our skin and hair, since they provide us with many vitamins and minerals and, in addition, do not contain chemical additives.

In this article we explain how you can take advantage of egg yolk, a food that will help you wash your hair naturally and keep it clean and hydrated for longer.

A very natural food

The egg is an essential element in our diet, despite the fact that it has been widely criticized for raising cholesterol levels. However, it is one of the foods that remains more natural today, unlike other products of animal origin, such as meat or milk, which are usually more processed.

This benefit not only affects our health, but also allows us to have a completely natural and simple shampoo: egg yolk.

How do we apply it?

1. On damp hair, we apply the egg yolk as if it were our usual shampoo. We must distribute it well throughout the head, massage gently and let it act for a minute.
2. Next, we will rinse well with warm water. It is important not to use hot water since, if there is any remaining white, it will cook with the heat and then we will have to entertain ourselves to remove the pieces of our hair.

Condition with vinegar

If we want to continue using totally natural products on our hair, the next step would be to use a conditioner that is also natural: apple cider vinegar.

1. We will mix one part of apple cider vinegar for five parts of water.
2. If we have very dry hair, we will add more vinegar, while if we have it greasy, we will add a greater proportion of water.
3. We will rinse the hair with this mixture and wash it again with water.

For very dry hair

This shampoo is ideal for dry, damaged hair or hair with oily roots and split ends.

Once a week, or every ten days, we should also use a mask, which can be conventional or natural, with ingredients such as yogurt, avocado or ripe banana.

We can also avoid dry and split ends by applying a little coconut oil to them when the hair is still wet.

Other 100% natural shampoos

In previous articles we have presented other foods or natural products that also serve as shampoos. We recommend you try them so that you find the most suitable one for your hair:

• Baking soda and apple cider vinegar: we do not recommend it on very dry hair.
• Ghassoul: This clay has been used traditionally in Arab countries, both for skin and hair. Not only does it clean the hair in depth, but it also allows us to space out the washes more and more, unlike conventional shampoos.