WASH HAIR WITH BAKING SODA
We love our tresses and want them to be healthy at any cost. It is a myth that shampoo makes your hair healthy and cleansed. In fact, shampoo has a tendency to strip off the scalp’s natural oils and make our scalp dry initially only to make it oilier later. This causes hair fall and other scalp and hair issues. Baking soda is an all-rounder and can also keep your scalp and hair clean and healthy. Below is how you can wash your hair with baking soda:
BENEFITS OF USING BAKING SODA FOR HAIR WASHING:
- Baking soda exfoliates the scalp really well clearing the pores and removing dead skin cells effectively.
- It does not strip off natural oils from the scalp thus maintain moisture and does not dry out your scalp and hair when used in adequate quantities.
- Baking soda reduces frizz and maintains natural hair shape.
WAYS TO USE BAKING SODA FOR HAIR WASHING:
BAKING SODA+ CONDITIONER
If you want to exfoliate your scalp and condition it at the same time, you can add some baking soda t your conditioner or cleansing conditioner. Apply it onto your scalp and massage. Rinse off to reveal soft and cleansed scalp. Follow with vinegar or lemon scalp and hair rinse.
BAKING SODA+ ROSE WATER
Take some baking soda on your palms and add in rose water. Make a thick paste and scrub the paste on your oily scalp. Rinse off thoroughly and follow with a conditioner and vinegar or lemon scalp and hair rinse.
BAKING SODA+ TEA TREE OIL
If you have scalp acne and dandruff, this works well. Make a paste of baking soda and water and add in few drops of tea tree oil, mix the paste well and use it to scrub your scalp. Rinse it off and follow with a conditioner and vinegar or lemon scalp and hair rinse.
BAKING SODA + FENUGREEK WATER
Mix some baking soda to fenugreek water ad pour it onto your scalp and hair. Massage for few minutes and rinse it off. Follow with a conditioner and vinegar or lemon scalp and hair rinse.
Note: If you are including baking soda in your hair wash routine, it is essential to balance your scalp’s pH with vinegar or lemon hair rinse at the end.
