For sun-bleached, parched, and damaged hair, an avocado mask restores a natural, healthy shine, and it is very easy to make. Use a spoon to separate the flesh from the skin and mash it into a soft puree, adding two tablespoons of almond oil drop by drop. Distribute the mixture evenly through your hair, cover your head with foil and a warm towel, and leave for twenty minutes. Then rinse thoroughly.

After a citrus shower, hair begins to shine unexpectedly bright, and it is simple to do. Dilute two tablespoons of freshly squeezed lemon or lime juice in a liter of water, rinse your hair with this mixture at the end of washing, and do not rinse it out. By the way, there are also ready-made citrus-based gloss sprays and tonics that are applied to dry hair.

Horsetail, dried rosemary, and sage generously give their strength to our hair. Mix the herbs in equal parts, pour a quarter of a liter of boiling water over a tablespoon of the mixture, strain after 10 minutes, and rinse your hair. No need to wash it out.

This elixir can become a signature recipe for dark-haired women. Mix three drops of rosemary oil and one drop each of geranium and rosewood oil with a cup of warm water, and immediately rinse damp hair with this potion. Afterwards, dark hair acquires a special shimmering shine and a subtle, almost imperceptible fragrance.