Keep Your Hair from Going Grey - No Dye Needed!

Okay, so. . .I have found this in several places on the internet and in health magazines and whatnot, but I just wanted to show you my personal experience.

According to various sources, one can keep from going grey if he/she takes a tablespoon of Blackstrap Molasses every day.

I have started this for the past several weeks and here is a picture of a hair that I recently pulled out:

If you look closely, you will see that the root end of the hair is dark, while the grown out end is white!

Now, I will say that not all my white hairs have turned, but the fact that this one has, and some others that I can see put don't feel like pulling out, is cause for rejoicing!

So, if you wanted to try it, go and get a jar of "Blackstrap Molasses." Very important. Not just any molasses. It has to be blackstrap. Apparently the way they process blackstrap causes the right minerals to come out that help to deter the loss of melanin in your hair. I can't guarantee you will get the same results, but since I have conclusive proof that it works on some level, I thought I'd pass the info along!

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Make Your Own Foaming Conditioning Shampoo

So you may or may not remember my post about how to make your own conditioning shampoo. Well, I've been using my recipe of a few squirts of castor oil (if your hair is oily, skip it), a few squirts of Dr Bronner's Peppermint Liquid Castile Soap, and about a cup of water for the past half a year or so with great results. My hair is clean, but not only that, it has still retained the color from my last henna dye job (3weeks ago), and the ends still have a nice sharp edge from my last haircut (3 months ago!). The only problem I had was that the formula was runny and wouldn't foam until I rubbed my hands together. This isn't really a problem . It's more of an inconvenience. Still, I've solved it. And I only spent a dollar!

I already had the castor oil and the Castile soap. 

All I had to buy was a bottle of hand soap from the dollar tree. It has a self-foaming pump.

Problem solved!

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