Ingredients:
1 banana
1 half of an avocado
3 teaspoons of extra virgin olive oil
Instructions:
1. In a bowl smash the banana and avocado together and add the 3 teaspoons of extra virgin olive oil.
(The mixture is supposed to turn out looking very smooth and creamy. Make sure there are no chunks of banana and avocado in the mixture when you apply it to your hair.)
2. In the shower wash your hair with shampoo and instead of applying your regular conditioner apply the mask.
3. Clip hair up and leave the mask on for at least 30 minutes.
4. Rinse the mask off and conditioner hair with regular conditioner.
My experience:
I decided to make my own hair mask the other day because I noticed that my hair was looking very dry. I smashed a banana and an avocado together added olive oil and applied it to my hair. I didn't make sure that the mixture was smooth and creamy first. I applied the mixture with chunks of banana and avocado. Well, when I attempted to wash the mask off I had trouble. So make sure to mix the ingredients together with an electric beater or even a blender. After I washed it off and let it dry I did notice that my hair looked a bit more shiny and healthy.
sounds great, ill have to try this out
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ReplyDeleteI seriously need this for my dry hair! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletesounds like a lot of work lol I could never do it
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DeleteThis looks like a very easy to make hair mask. Thanks for sharing the recipe! I never knew bananas and avocados had benefits for the hair though.
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This hair mask sounds great and I love you can do it yourself too, lovely post, just found your blog am now following xx
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wow I'll have to try it, sounds simple enough!! thanks for sharing :)
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hi Adriana..lovely blog <3..and this banana masks are really good for dry hair woes..love them and yeah if not made into a smooth paste they are a pain while rinsing..following you :)
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i need to do that hair mask! thanks for sharing, wishing you a lucky day too!
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I love these kind of DIY's.. I think ive tried this before :) x
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Such a great post! I will definitely try out this mask! :)
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Will have to try!!
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nice! i will try!
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I'm gonna have to try this soon :)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing this hair mask. So organic and healthy...seems like good enough to be eaten too..:-)
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COOL!!! I love homemade masks, so I'll def give this one a try :))
ReplyDeleteI've made one with just avocado but I didn't know banana helped too.
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O I want to try this. I hear avocado does wonder for your hair. Thanks for sharing. =)
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Really cool. I'm wondering if it will be just as effective if you use fruits that are overripe. Somehow I'm always ending up with an overly ripe banana or avocado.
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