Are egg yolks good for the hair?

HI brentw, Yes, Egg yolk is good for hair. It contains essential proteins that provides nourishment to the scalp. It acts as a natural moisturizer for the hair, it also provides essential vitamins to the scalp and hence helps in bringing shine and softness to the hair.

The fatty acids in egg yolk gives conditioning to dry and damaged hair. To apply egg yolk to condition your hair, separate one egg yolk with white egg, whisk it and apply it onto the scalp and hair. You can add some more things into this egg yolk as per your need.

Add a tablespoon of honey into the whisked egg yolk for dry and damaged hair. Add olive oil to the egg yolk for soft and shining hair. Whatever mixture you apply, make sure you wash your hair with cold water, hot water may cook the egg and will create a mess in your hair.

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Egg yolks are said to be healthy for our hair. They are used to treat dull, frizzy or thinning hair as a moisturizer. Although they are a cheap method of moisturizing hair, my honest opinion is they do not work that great.

You are better off purchasing a deep conditioning packet or even a hot oil treatment. You will only spend a few bucks and you will enjoy the results better. For dry or damaged hair, I suggest using a deep conditioner or hot oil treatment once a week.

Beauty supply stores sell caps and hard hat dryers. Simply apply the treatment, put the cap on and sit under the dryer for ten minutes for soft, refreshed hair. Hard hat dryers are like the dryers at the salon.

The helmet pulls over your head and you can sit under it with your hands free. They are about $40 and can be used for everyday drying of the hair. To me they are worth every penny!

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