How to save your hair from frost: 3 recipes for effective home masks

Hair does not feel cold because it has no nerve endings. However, it is 15% water, so it can freeze in sub-zero temperatures. If you don't wear a hat in winter, you may notice excessive brittleness, dryness, hair loss, and other unpleasant consequences. To strengthen and preserve the beauty of your hair, you should use nourishing masks that can be made at home.

The threat of cold weather can be catastrophic for hair. Among other things, it regularly suffers from stress due to sudden changes in temperature: dry and warm air in the room, and then high humidity and frost outside. OBOZREVATEL has collected three recipes for homemade masks that will help your hair survive the winter.

Before you try to revive your hair, please note that not all natural ingredients are completely harmless. Some of them can cause allergies. This happens individually, so you should apply the mask to a small area of skin in advance and check the reaction.

Banana mask

You'll need a medium-sized banana, a tablespoon of honey, and the juice of a quarter of a lemon. Mash the banana and add the rest of the ingredients. Spread the mixture on your hair along the entire length. After the mask is absorbed, repeat the procedure, rubbing the homemade cream into the scalp with massage movements. After an hour, rinse with warm water and use shampoo.

Avocado mask

Grate two or three ripe avocados in a blender. Spread the resulting pulp over the entire length of the hair. After half an hour, wash off the mask with warm water.

Oil mask

This mask will not only help restore the natural glow of damaged hair but also protect it from repeated "injuries" and dryness. You will need one teaspoon each of , castor, and regular olive oil. Heat them in the microwave for a few seconds and apply to the entire length of your hair. After 15-20 minutes, rinse off the residue with lukewarm water.