Dry hair suffers from many problems, starting with difficulty in styling and ending with its lifeless appearance and split ends. But did you know that it is possible to moisturize it using easy, very effective and inexpensive means that provide it with the nutrition and hydration it lacks?

Dry hair needs elements that provide its nutritional and hydration needs. It also needs special care because the lack of sebum secretions on the scalp makes it very sensitive to external aggressions such as the sun, air, dust, and frequent friction with head coverings and hats. Securing his needs depends on adopting a special care routine that is rich in the following components:

- Oil baths to nourish it:

It is easy to prepare an oil bath at home by massaging the length and ends of the hair with the oil of your choice, avoiding the roots and scalp. Among the most prominent nutritious oils in this field are: coconut oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, sweet almond oil, argan oil, avocado oil, and castor oil.

It is enough to apply the oil to the hair, then cover it with a warm towel for about 30 minutes before rinsing it well with water and washing it with a soft shampoo. It is recommended to use an oil bath once every two weeks to provide the hair with nourishment and hydration.

- Shea butter to enhance its vitality:

The fatty acids found in shea butter form an ideal mixture for dry and lifeless hair. Choose the pure type of butter to benefit from its nourishing properties, and use the amount of a hazelnut to apply it from the ends of the hair towards the top, avoiding the roots and scalp. Leave the shea butter on the hair overnight and wash it the next morning.

- White yolk to give it shine:

The egg yolk mask is considered one of the oldest masks used in the field of nourishing hair and giving it the desired shine. It is enough to mix the yolk of an egg with a tablespoon of olive oil to obtain a mask that is applied to the length of the hair and left on it for ten minutes before rinsing it well with lukewarm water and then washing it with shampoo. This mask can be applied once every two weeks to benefit from its nourishing properties.

- Avoid excessive washing of hair:

Excessive washing of hair constitutes an attack on it because it strips it of the sebum layer that protects it from external factors. Dry hair usually does not need frequent washing because it does not suffer from excessive sebum secretions, so just washing it once every 5 or 7 days is enough to maintain its cleanliness and health.

- Aloe vera mask to treat all problems:

The Aloe Vera plant is distinguished by its many benefits to the hair. The gelatinous composition inside the plant is rich in minerals, vitamins, enzymes, and amino acids that provide hydration and softness to the hair fibers. Using this gel as a mask on wet hair helps nourish it and enhance its shine and radiance. This gel can be applied from the roots of the hair to the ends and leave the hair until it dries and absorbs the nutrients found in Aloe Vera, which will provide it with vitality.