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3 Easy Tea-Infused Hair DIYs You Can Do For Gorgeous Curls

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3 Easy Tea-Infused Hair DIYs You Can Do For Gorgeous Curls

29 December, 2016 by Kristin Collins Jackson

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If you're familiar with the benefits drinking tea, you won't be surprised to learn those same properties also translate to hair care. Tea has so many amazing topical benefits that you can easily find it on a list of ingredients in an OTC product promising air growth — sometimes, with a hefty price tag. Fortunately, I've got a few tea-infused recipes that will satisfy your DIY loving heart and most importantly, please your hair. So grab a kettle and get ready to nourish your scalp and strands with these antioxidants-rich recipes.

"Pooless" Chamomile Hair Cleanser

How to Use It:
Wet your hair by running it under warm water. Since my texture is naturally dry, I keep soaking my hair for a full three minutes. Slowly pour about half the Pooless cleanser in your hair, massaging the scalp thoroughly. Pour the rest of the cleanser in your hair.
Why Chamomile Tea Cleanses:
You caught me: chamomile is a flower, but it's herbal benefits are so famous for calming our minds and digestive system, most of us Westerners consider chamomile a classic tea rather than an herbal tea. Chamomile also penetrates deep into our scalps, with its heavily researched cleansing properties. Expect it to remove oil, product, and dirt build-up.
Not only does chamomile cleanse the scalp without stripping of natural oils, its calming and anti-inflammatory properties are excellent reasons for your hair to be drinking chamomile tea. This is a great cleanser for flaky or irritated scalps.

Stimulating Black Tea Conditioner

How to Use It:
Apply conditioner on clean, wet hair, massaging the scalp and focusing on brittle or split ends. Rinse hair with lukewarm water until the water runs clean.
Why Black Tea:
The tannin present in black tea increases blood circulation in the scalp and stimulates hair growth. Plus, the rich tone can increase shine while giving your scalp and hair a healthy dose of antioxidants. This helps to prevent dandruff, thinning, and dull hair.

Restorative Green Tea and Fennel Hair Mask

How to Apply it:
Massage your new restorative mask on clean, wet hair, combing or finger detangling throughout to ensure strands are completely covered. To get the most out of the mask, heat up a towel using a towel warmer or the microwave and then cover your hair with it to let the heat open the pores in your scalp. Keep the towel on for 20 minutes and rinse thoroughly with warm water.
Why Green Tea Restores:
The naturally green leaves come from the same plant as black tea, but since the camellia plant undergoes less processing than black tea, the presence of antioxidants is more potent. The caffeine gives your scalp gentle stimulation for hair growth while the catechins help prevent hair loss. This is a great mask for anyone losing precious tresses or looking to strengthen the scalp.

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