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Protein rinses for your hair

Besides the after-shampoo herbal rinses mentioned here, you should also try some of these easy-to-make protein rinses to lubricate and condition your hair. However make sure that you do it on an easy day, when you are not going out.

Wheat germ rinse

Take 4 T of powdered wheat germ and tie it ip in a muslin bag. Soak the bag in 1 pint of water for 3 hours. Squeeze the bag and use the solution to rinse your hair.

Whey after shampoo rinse

Collect and strain whey, and use it as a rinse. Whey liquid contains abundant protein – so this is an awesome, inexpensive protein hair rinse, worth a try.

Oatmeal rinse

Fill a muslin bag with 4 T of powdered oatmeal and soak the fastened bag in a pint of water for 3-4 hours. Squeeze out the milky white liquid and use as a last rinse.

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  1. Anonymous3:25 PM

    hi, just checked out your blog for the first time tonight (i am addicted to reading beauty blogs but never saw yours before) and wanted to say how cute it is and how much i enjoyed reading!

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  2. Aparna1:05 PM

    Thanks Vera. :) Keep visiting.

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  3. Anonymous11:19 PM

    Hi Aparna..
    Thanks for the tips... and as for me... i did apply coconut oil to my hair twice a week.. I found out that my hair become smoother. Maybe you should consider this one also... Just to share my beauty tips with you.. Bye and I enjoy reading your blog..Tq again

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  4. Aparna11:23 AM

    Hi, 'Women and Beauty'. Thanks for dropping by and also for sharing your tips. :) Glad to know that you found my tidbits of information useful as well.

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  5. Anonymous12:52 PM

    I would like to try that.

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  6. Anonymous4:53 PM

    WOW this is awesome -

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