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Sep 28, 2012
Sara S.
What are some easy, inexpensive and good natural remedies for healthy hair?
Sep 28, 2012
Mary P.
Mayonnaise, once a week!
Sep 29, 2012
Kimberly F.
Olive oil, honey and eggs. Mix together massage through hair. Let stand 5 min and rinse out. If you get dandruff from using too much of any given hair product, 1/3 cup of baking soda mixed with 2/3 cup water will pull it right out.
Sep 30, 2012
Eileen L.
Coconut Oil... but 100% organic though. I just apply them on my ends after I wash my hair to keep them soft and shiny when my hair dries.
Tea tree oil is also good for getting rid of dandruff or keeping your scalp moisturised. Just add two drops to your scalp and massage it in.