How to Make Hair Beautiful?

Long thick hair has always been an integral part of female beauty. In Russia braided in braids or loose hair is a sign of girlhood. Only the girls had the right to dissolve the locks on the chest and shoulders. It is not permissible for a married woman to open her hair.

From an early age, my hair was taught to take care of carefully. Ancient chronicles and herbalists store many recipes and tips on how to make hair beautiful.

To make the hairstyle smooth and tidy, we used burdock and linseed oil, and to make the hair thicker and better grow, a mixture was made into the skin, prepared from two glasses of grape wine with half a glass of shredded horseradish.

With early graying or hair loss, scalp was treated with a nettle decoction. Here is an ancient recipe for hair care: two tablespoons of dry nettle should be poured with cold water, then boil over low heat with the lid closed for half an hour, strain and cool to room temperature.

Famous for all chamomile medicinal, our grandmothers and great-grandmothers used as a universal tinting remedy: when rinsed with chamomile broth, hair gets not only shine, but also a golden hue.

In order for the hair to be soft and silky, at least once a week ate a raw yolk, with the same purpose, take in the morning and evening a teaspoon before eating a mixture prepared from half a glass of fresh horseradish juice and a tablespoon of honey.

Egg used and as a shampoo. It includes lecithin and virtually all amino acids, which protects the hair from damage, eliminates their dryness and brittleness. To do this, the egg - protein and yolk - was beaten in a small amount of water, and then the resulting egg foam was poured onto pre-moistened hair and washed without soap. Carefully rinse first with warm water, and after - acidified.

From ancient times, the popular product of hair care was sour milk. Lactic acid products create a fatty film that protects the hair from damage by an alkaline solution, which is formed by dissolving soap in water. For the procedure we prepared curdled milk and abundantly moistened it with hair, covered the head with a dense kerchief (can be a polyethylene film), on top with a terry towel. After half an hour washed in the foam of the soiled toilet soap such as "Lanolin", "Children", "Russian Forest". After that, carefully rinsed with clean water, and then acidified (a tablespoon of 6% vinegar solution per 1 liter of water).

By the way, and now every given recipe for hair care has not lost its relevance. Using natural products instead of ready-made concentrated masks is much more useful and in no way inferior in its effectiveness. Daily application of the advice of our grandmothers will help make hair beautiful, will restore their shine and silky.