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DIY
Honey, Egg & Olive Oil hair mask and pore tightening face mask (2 in 1)
Ideal treatment for dry, dull hair. This honey hair mask revives lackluster tresses with just three ingredients – deeply hydrating olive oil and shine boosting honey and an egg yolk. Yolks have a high sulfur content, which helps relieve dandruff and dry scalp. Massage into hair and really focus on the ends and the scalp. Ideally, we recommend 5 minutes of scalp massaging to really exfoliate and amp up the circulation. Leave on hair for 25 minutes, so the olive oil can really soak in. Wash and style as usual. ♥ Own
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1/4 cup olive oil (use 2 tablespoons for normal hair)
- 1 raw egg yolk (separate the egg and save the egg white for your face)
Pore tightening mask (for after you apply your hair mask)
Beat the egg white by hand and apply to your face and let it harden/dry. The egg white draws toxins from the skin’s surface and helps to tighten pores. Rinse with Own Rejuvenating Cleanser and feel how soft and fresh your skin feels.
Myth Buster: Pluck one gray hair and two will grow in its place? Not true, each follicle on your head can only produce one hair. But grays tend to be more dull and wiry, which means their pesky presence is often exaggerated. To soften and help them blend in try combing in a little coconut oil once a week after showering. ♥ Own
