Here are two more recipes to try:
My Beer Split End Mender:
Use flat beer to help prevent spit ends - do it once or twice a month, put it straight on your hair, wrap it in a towel for 1 to 2 hours and rinse out.
Simple Beer and Vinegar Hair Conditioner
This natural hair conditioner is very easy to make and does not require any special ingredients - such as emulsifiers, stabilizers, pH adjusters nor any other "chemical additives". It is therefore perfect for beginners and for anybody who wishes to stick to as natural as possible ingredients in hair care products.
This hair conditioner leaves the hair smooth, silky and strong, without any split hair or dandruff signs. And it is so cheap... that it is really worth trying!
Ingredients
Vinegar is slightly acidic and will help adjust the pH of your hair and scalp.
Beer is highly nourishing and will reinforce the hair shafts, while adding a thin "coat" to your hair that will help in keeping it in place. Both vinegar and beer also act as gentle "detanglers". Beer is a very good setting lotion. It makes hair look healthy and shiny, and gives blown dried hair increased vitality, resilience, and hold. Spray a little beer into your hair using a pump bottle after shampooing, just before you dry and style your hair. You can store the beer for a week or two if you keep it in a sealed bottle in the refrigerator.
Beer's natural ingredients tighten the cuticle of the hair shaft and give hair a beautiful shine. Most people do not smell the beer after the hair has dried.
If you love a beer rinse, but do not like the scent, take 1 cup of Chamomile tea that has already been boiled and cooled, and pour it slowly throughout your hair. Let it sit for a few minutes and rinse.
The vitamin B and natural sugar add body and shine. The proteins from the malt and hops in the beer coat the hair, build it up and help repair damage. It gives the hair wonderful body.