DIY coconut milk leave-in conditioner is an easy and cheap way to ensure that you maintain the moisture levels in your hair.
Coconut milk has essential hair nutrients such as vitamins B, C, and E, proteins as well as contains natural fatty acids, that give your hair a lush, rich, and healthy shine.
Making DIY Aloe Vera leave-in Conditioner is easy, cheap and allows you to hydrate your strands. Using this as a daily spritz will allow your hair to grow long and stong.
Hibiscus hair butter is great for introducing moisture into hair strands, as well as helps to volumize and strengthen hair strands, giving hair an overall appearance of health.
Chebe hair butter is ideal for hydrating dry, brittle hair, helps to soften the hair as well, and has been known to strengthen the hair strands as well as promote hair growth.
Moringa is a moisturizing butter that conditions and strengthens hair, alleviates dryness, and also promotes hair growth.
DIY Shea butter and flaxseed hair cream helps maintain hair hydraton, as well as is a useful tool in styling twist-outs and for wash-n-gos.
Rose water for hair growth is a hack that has been used for stronger, thicker hair over the years. This sweet-smelling DIY will not only have your hair smelling like roses but looking like them too.
Flax seed is a popular go-to for styling and moisturising hair. This easy to make and cheap natural hair hack is a must-have in your hair regime.
Rice water is an easy, cheap, and organic way to introduce much-needed protein into your hair. The proper use of this hair spritz will strengthen your hair, as well as help minimize shedding.
Clove has a lot of positive attributes for natural hair. Regular, consistent use of clove water will strengthen and lengthen your hair, as well as add shine and luster to your curls and coils.