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http://www.99bali.com/spa/thestory/asian_health/hair_story.html
Excerpts
For Dry Hair
Massage the creamy insides of an avocado into clean dry hair and leave for 15-20 minutes. Massage coconut oil into your hair and leave for a few hours.Wash several times before your hair feels silky rather than oily.
For Lacklustre Hair
Massage two large, grated carrots into damp or dry hair.Trap with a bath hat and leave for 15-20 min. Squeeze half a lemon into 200 mis (I cup) of water and use the mixture as a final rinse after shampooing.
For Thinning Hair
Whisk two eggs and massage them into your hair. Wash off after ten minutes to enhance hair growth. Put several sticks of celery through a juicer and massage the juice into your scalp. Leave for 15 minute before washing.
For Thicker Hair
Aloe vera plants, known in Indonesia as 'alligator's tongue' because of their spiky appearance, grow wild throughout tropical Asia. Their thick spiny leaves contain a cooling sap, which is an elixir for heavy heads. More precisely this extract contains a natural tannin with an anti-inflammatory effect, and saponin.a natural emulsifler. Break open an aloe vera leaf with a knife to reveal a sticky juice. Massage the juice into the scalp and leave it for 15 minutes. Wash off. Feel your scalp cool down and tingle.The aloe's active ingredients stimulate the follicles for a thick and fuller head of hair.
For Dandruff
Mix a large handful of crushed mint leaves into your conditioner and leave on the hair for 15-20 minute.
For Fragrant Hair
The sweet-smelling jasmine bud plays an important role in beauty ritual throughout Asia. In Thailand and Indonesia the small flowers are woven into a bride's hair on her wedding day. This type of head-dressing continues among married women in the palaces of Central Java while unmarried women, according to palace tradition, should weave their hair with the fragrant pandanus leaf avoiding any form of flower until she is wed. Embrace the exotic and try pinning a few jasmine blooms into your hair as much for the sweet scent as the pretty effect. It is best to plait the hair, thread a classic hairpin through the base of the flower and then wedge the pin into the thick plait of hair.
Excerpts
For Dry Hair
Massage the creamy insides of an avocado into clean dry hair and leave for 15-20 minutes. Massage coconut oil into your hair and leave for a few hours.Wash several times before your hair feels silky rather than oily.
For Lacklustre Hair
Massage two large, grated carrots into damp or dry hair.Trap with a bath hat and leave for 15-20 min. Squeeze half a lemon into 200 mis (I cup) of water and use the mixture as a final rinse after shampooing.
For Thinning Hair
Whisk two eggs and massage them into your hair. Wash off after ten minutes to enhance hair growth. Put several sticks of celery through a juicer and massage the juice into your scalp. Leave for 15 minute before washing.
For Thicker Hair
Aloe vera plants, known in Indonesia as 'alligator's tongue' because of their spiky appearance, grow wild throughout tropical Asia. Their thick spiny leaves contain a cooling sap, which is an elixir for heavy heads. More precisely this extract contains a natural tannin with an anti-inflammatory effect, and saponin.a natural emulsifler. Break open an aloe vera leaf with a knife to reveal a sticky juice. Massage the juice into the scalp and leave it for 15 minutes. Wash off. Feel your scalp cool down and tingle.The aloe's active ingredients stimulate the follicles for a thick and fuller head of hair.
For Dandruff
Mix a large handful of crushed mint leaves into your conditioner and leave on the hair for 15-20 minute.
For Fragrant Hair
The sweet-smelling jasmine bud plays an important role in beauty ritual throughout Asia. In Thailand and Indonesia the small flowers are woven into a bride's hair on her wedding day. This type of head-dressing continues among married women in the palaces of Central Java while unmarried women, according to palace tradition, should weave their hair with the fragrant pandanus leaf avoiding any form of flower until she is wed. Embrace the exotic and try pinning a few jasmine blooms into your hair as much for the sweet scent as the pretty effect. It is best to plait the hair, thread a classic hairpin through the base of the flower and then wedge the pin into the thick plait of hair.
