Two common components may be used for simple home treatment, but prior to the application, you also need to know a detail that can affect hair appearance
Gray – headedness need not be lost in splendor, mildness, and well – kept appearance. Over the years, hairs can become more dry, tougher, and more difficult to brush, and appropriate care becomes more and more important.
For those who prefer natural home treatments, a mask with kefir and cacao may be an interesting alternative to testing, although there is not enough scientific evidence to prove the effectiveness of this combination in softening gray hair.
Chefir contains protein and lactic acid, while the cacao gives its distinctive mixture color and aroma. However, this does not mean that components repair damaged hair structure or restore natural pigment.
How are masks prepared with kefir and cocoa?
Only two components are needed for its preparation:
- 100 ml natural song
- 2 tablespoons of cocoa without sugar
Mix them in a container until they form a homogenous mass, fat enough to spread through hair, but not dense enough to make it difficult to wash.
How do masks apply to hair?
Initially, wet your hair easily and then distribute the mixture along the threads, paying special attention to dry peaks.
Let him act for about 1550 minutes and then wash his hair completely with hot water.
After washing, use your normal balsam to help smooth your hair and ease your comb.
Warning Kakao can temporarily change hair face
One important detail is that cacao may temporarily leave color in very bright, white, or poros hair.
So before using the mask in all your hair, apply some mixture in a small, less visible flock. Take it off and wait until your hair is completely dry to assess the outcome.
If you have sensitive skin or allergies to components, avoid using it. In case of scratching, burning or frying, the mask should wash away immediately.
For very dry and rough hairs, balsams and cosmetic masks specially designed for hair hydration remain more predictable alternatives.
That’s why, even The American Academy of Dermatology recommends regular use of balsam, especially for dry hair, to make it softer and easier to brush.
For publishing: The text is adapted by preserving the original recipe, but without promising that the Chefir and the cacao return natural color or repair their hair because these effects have not been scientifically proven. /Telegraphy/
