#mommytakeover ; Post4
Tips and Tricks
Anyone who meet me the very first thing they would ask or would like to know is about the secret of my healthy and log hair. Don't you all believe that if your hair is done you are half way ready for anything 😉..... Few points I will be sharing about my own hair care and a home made hair oil if you guys wish can make a note of.
☘️ I always followed a herbal hair oil that my mother taught me. (Will share how to make).

☘️ Never practically changed or shifted to any other shampoo than Clinic Plus. I'm using clinic plus from ages. Have tried many other shampoos but I never liked anything to be honest. But yes Khadi has good range of shampoos. If anyone of you wishes to try them.

☘️ Once in 2 weeks makes a herbal shampoo which is of shoe flower or better known as hibiscus. Simply pluck the tender leaves and some flowers mash them in little water with your hands till it become gooey like shampoo. Strain it and wash your hair with that.follow with normal water.

☘️Only towel dry /air dry your hair and never rub as the wet hair more prone to break while rubbing. Follow by a syrum of your choice.

☘️Give your hair a good hot oil massage once in 2 weeks after the massage wrap your hair with a warm towel or a shower cap keep it for good one hour and wash with the shampoo.

☘️Keep your hair trimmed so that you have a neat look. 😉

There you go!!! My secret 😇😘.
For the herbal hair oil you need:

Coconut oil, amla powder -2 tbsp, fenugreek seeds -2 tbsp, aloe vera -gel part peeled from the aloevera almost one bowl, and handful of curry leaves.
Method : Mix all ingredients in a deep pan and keep the flame sim, the time to stop the flame is once you notice that the curry leaves are becoming hard like fried. DO NOT BURN THE CURRY LEAVES.

strain and store it in a glass container. Shelf life of this oil should be one month. 🤗🤗 Happy Hairs ladies 😘😘😍.


Now time for a DIY.

How many of you are sad that your old kurtas are not fitting anymore? For those kurtas which have space to loosen up I'm not talking about them rather I'm talking about those kurtas which have no scope left....

For example you have a straight kurta/kurti with side slits, why don't you join the side slits and cut the absolute front part from the centre and fold the torn ends...
Tadaaaa you have got a brand new shrug wear then over your crop top or tops pair up with jeans. I'm attaching a pic of one of those kurta which I did.
Hope you find both my Tips and tricks useful.😇😍