What can you use from your kitchen to enhance your look and simultaneously maintain your health?
Juices, Teas, Wine, Coffee, Vinegars…
Add blueberry concentrate in your shampoo for blonder hair, use cranberry for red hair, and prune juice or raisin juice for Brunettes. You can even use orange juice for more golden blondes-but be careful with this one-it depends on the porosity of the hair.
“(I also use) beet juice and coffee in henna to calm down red (undertones). (Then I use) red wine to redden and deepen reds. You gotta look at the color value of the wine,” hints BeverlyD.
Tea can even be used to create more natural, subtle henna colors. “Because (right now) I’m looking at Marylin’s hair and I’m thinking how can I do henna for her? Some women just don’t want too much color…so how can I do a more natural color(than say a bright gold, or deep brown)? So I’m thinking I’m gonna work on neutral henna with a tea to make a more neutral color for my blondes. And then I might (even) use colors of tea to stain my conditioner.”
Acids are a great way to clean hair and even lighten it. “(Do a) Lemon rinse. Putting lemon rinse with real lemons will lighten your hair…especially when you use it while sunbathing. Apple Cider Vinegar is great for normalizing the PH of hair, making it shiny.”
Everything you need to beautify your hair and even skin can be found in your kitchen. The best news: it’s not harmful to your health like many of the over-the-counter products out there. Fruits, vegetables, and food products are good for you and good for your hair and CHEMICAL FREE; which means they are also carcinogenic free. The main purpose of using whole foods in your beauty regimen “is that it’s for detailing. It’s for enhancing, and softening or deepening something.”



