Nourishing Hair Pack from Hibiscus Leaves – DIY
How To Prepare Nourishing Hair Pack from Hibiscus Leaves
Hibiscus is one of the most trusted plants in the beauty industry. The common use is for hair care and hair treatment. Both, hibiscus flower and hibiscus leaves are used hair oil, hair shampoo and conditioners. Natural products of hibiscus flower and leaves are believed to solve dandruff problem. Not just dandruff, hair stands tend to be stronger and silkier.
The fresh leaves of hibiscus plant when ground into a paste in the mortar is a hair conditioner as well as cleanser. The benefits are innumerable. So, it is wise to introduce hibiscus products in our hair care routine without much argument. Guaranteed results can be expected.
Here is a hair care product you can do all by yourself from hibiscus leaves.
You will need:
- Two fist full of fresh hibiscus leaves.
- One bowl of coconut milk extracts
How To Prepare Nourishing Hair Pack from Hibiscus Leaves
DIY Procedure:
- Clean the Hibiscus leaves.
- Cut the leaves roughly into smaller pieces.
- In a blender, blend the leaves into fine paste.
How To Prepare Nourishing Hair Pack from Hibiscus Leaves
How To Prepare Nourishing Hair Pack from Hibiscus Leaves
How To Prepare Nourishing Hair Pack from Hibiscus Leaves
Add the paste to the bowl of coconut milk extracts.Mix well and allow the mixture for 10 minutes to set well.The hibiscus leaves-coconut milk nourishing hair pack is ready for use.Usage:
- Apply the hair pack to the scalp. And allow it for one hour.
- Rinse with water. While rinsing, massage the head while the pack is still on. Hibiscus leaves in the pack produces a good amount of lather. This is a cleanser in itself.
- Rinse off completely, and then use a mild shampoo.
- Shiny silky smooth hair can be expected once the hair is dry.
Warning:
Do not leave the hair pack on the head for too long. It is likely that hibiscus leaves causes cold and cough with prolonged usage. So use it for not more than one hour or even less.
Written By Chand
Manasi
Nice DIY recipe dear 🙂
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chandana
thanks dear 🙂
Sangeeta
Nice at home mask. I used to grind hibiscus leaves and use on my hair. Sadly the plant got infection and died. They are easily prone to infection, mostly by ants building nests. 🙁
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chandana
thats very sad to hear. 🙁
rachna
i used this hair mask but i used to use hibiscus powder which i got from some indian brand banjara….works really great!
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chandana
i have never tried any banjara product. I hve heard their multani mitti is very good.
setu rohini
Where do you buy this leaf from???
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nidhi
Hey hi Shalini 😉 first of all,I love your name (I myself think to change my change 2 Shalini) :p I have recently been intrigued by the benefits of hibiscus 4 one’s hair so am gung-ho about trying out this pack! However,since am quite used to pampering my hair with a homemade hair pack made up of “aloe vera+ hibiscus+brahmi+bhringraj”, so I want 2 ask whether I can use this pack as a CONDITIONER(after I wash off my aloe pack)?(actually I want to give up shampoo and conditioner so was wondering about it) tc keep up the good work 🙂
nidhi
I jve recently been enamoured by the “NO POO MOVEMENT” so am quite eager to try it out for a minimum of 3 months 2 able 2c noticeable results. And since I religiously use a natural homemade hair pack of “ALOE VERA+ HIBISCUS+BRAHMI POWDER+ METHI POWDER” as shampoo so can I substitute the hair pack u have mentioned above as a CONDITIONER? Thanks 4 paying heed 2 my query 🙂 keep writing! 😉 🙂
kanika
Can I use this as a “CONDITIONER” after using my natural herbal home pack?my homemade hair pack consists of ghritkumari(aloe vera)+ ayurvedic powders such as-jatamansi,brahmin etc