Really Easy Hair Food
submitted by Marijke

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I wanted to nourish my hair but found that some recipes contained complicated, expensive or difficult to find ingredients, so I made this recipe up and loved it! If your hair is longer, double this recipe, or even triple it if it's really long and/or thick.

Yield: Enough for short hair Prep Time: 5 minutes Price Category: 1 Difficulty Level: 1 Shelf Life: None, keep refrigerated Rating: Add your rating! Ingredients: 2 tablespoons mayonaise 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 egg a few drops essential oil of your choice

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Blending Procedure:

1. Just mix all ingredients together -easy!
   
   
2. Apply generously to dry hair. Wrap hair in cling wrap and relax for about 30 minutes.
   
   
3. Rinse out of hair and wash your hair as normal with your favorite shampoo and conditioner. Style as usual.
   
   
4. Your hair should feel really soft and shiny after this treatment. Enjoy, girls!!

Comments:

"This hair treatment turned my dry, brittle hair into soft touchable strands instantly. I like it because you can find the ingredients right in your refrigerator and it still works the same as the other recipes, minus the trouble of finding the products."
Submitted by: liz1489

"i have fuzzy dry hair, i applied mixture to my hair, when i washed it off my hair felt a little odd but after drying it felt wonderful!!"
Submitted by: lotus-flower

"This treatment worked very well, as I had dyed my hair twice in 3 days (because the first color didn't cover all my highlights). I liked the color, but my hair felt like doll's hair afterwards. I tried this recipe, and it returned my hair to feeling soft like it did before. I have to trim about 2cm off, but I normally do that after dying anyways! Thanks a bunch!"
Submitted by: misaac

"im trying it right now! ill let you guys know as soon as im done (:"
Submitted by: hopemill

"Does It Need The Ess. Oil?"
Submitted by: Masciel12

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