When it comes to hair care we often choose chemical laden hair products some of which may be good and free of toxins.
But we often overlook in our kitchen.
Using natural ways to condition and nourish hair is the best way to sustainably care for hair without harming them.
Must read- 3 Natural hair conditioners in your kitchen
How to make curry leaves coconut oil-
💮1 cup coconut oil (any brand is fine)
💮20-25 curry leaves(green ones)
What to do-
💮In a sauce pan or a tadka pan add both oil and curry leaves.
💮Heat it on simmer.
💮First you will see the leaves browning a bit then they will darken. Switch off the gas and let it cool down.
💮Don’t let the leaves burn or go black as it will darken more while cooling. 💮Oil should be ready in 5-7 min Max and ready to cooled down
💮Once cooled store in a clean container with the curry leaves.
How to use curry leaves oil for hair fall or dry hair or hair conditioning.
💮Apply generously on hair every 10 days. Leave over night. Wash next morning.
💮Results will show within 2-3 wash.
💮Regular use with give you thick, shiny, smooth and healthy hair(my hair fall went to almost zero after this).
Things to know when you make the oil-
âš âš You can only make this much oil in one go. âš âš If you make in bulk it will most likely spoil
âš âš You can use both fresh or dried or any left over curry leaves
âš âš Do not use the oil if it smells bad.
âš âš This oil has worked for me so sharing. Pls make sure you make and use only if you wish to.
Not only hair growth this oil is beneficial for conditioning, nourishing and strengthening the hair from roots.
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