There are dozens of shampoos and conditioners on the market, all of which are advertised as being able to make amazing improvements to your hair. In the midst of all that marketing, it can be difficult to determine what is really best for your hair. As Wikihow shows in “How to Make a Moisturizing Deep Treatment for Hair”, using the wrong combination of shampoo and conditioner can dry out your hair, making it essential to learn how to moisturize it properly.
Conditioner is the first and easiest step to try in adding necessary moisture to your hair. That is what it is designed to do; but as there are conditioners for fine, thick, curly, dyed hair, and many others, it may take some trial and error to see if any work for you.
If that does not work for you, it is easy to make your own moisturizer at home, using ingredients you can find in your kitchen. One recipe involves mixing a banana, some honey, olive oil, mayonnaise, and coffee, with a condition base, and all blended together. In addition to the usual benefits of the condition, these ingredients will add to its moisturizing power immensely, and will lead to more moisture staying in your hair rather than being immediately washed out.
Another recipe involves mixing coconut milk, a banana, an avocado, honey, and olive oil. Even without the conditioner base, this mixture will add necessary nutrients to your hair while moisturizing it. Overpriced conditioner is not necessary to return your hair to its former healthy state; simply try using natural ingredients to improve it.
