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Chapter 4: Replenish the

Moisture – Masks for Dry and
Damaged Ha ir

A couple of hair mask treatments in a month from the previous chapter will help make
you hair soft and shiny, but the power of these masks also depends on the health
of your hair. If your strands have been put under a lot of stress from chemical hair
treatments, products, and styling tools, they may have dried out and become dull and
damaged. In this case, a simple cleansing and moisturizing hair mask is not enough.

What you need, is an intensive care treatment to restore the texture and moisture
content to your hair shaft. For this, your hair requires a lubricating boost of fatty acids
such as Omega-3, along with an extra burst of vitamin E for quick hair repair. Worry not,
these next hair masks are just the treatment you need!

You will first discover the almond coconut hair mask - it may smell like the recipe for
the perfect dessert, but don’ be fooled! This sweet-smelling hair mask means serious
business when it comes to restoring dull and damaged hair to its healthy state. You will
then find a fruity avocado banana hair mask, another delicious way to give a boost of
healthy fats and vitamins to your hair.

We then call on the hair food heavyweights - milk and honey - to combine and form a
hair mask that will replenish your hair’s thirst and leave it healthy, shiny and bouncing
with happiness. Want to follow an offbeat beat to combat dullness, dryness and
damaged hair? Why not try out the egg and beer hair mask, which may sound funky,
but one treatment, and it will change your mind forever!