You know using heat styling tools is not good for your hair, but your hairstyle won't look the same without blasting it with a blow dryer. So you chuck caution to the wind and use your arsenal of heat styling tools. And your hair pays the price. No just heat styling tools, frequent colouring and chemical treatments are also responsible for damaging your tresses.
Your hair loves natural ingredients and it is as basic as that. Detox your hair and show it some love by giving it the natural goodness of these hair superfoods. Here are three ingredients that you can use directly or look for in the products you buy.
Honey – Repairs damaged hair

We love adding it to our tea, in our turmeric milk and on toast but did you know honey offers a wide range of benefits to your hair? Its magical restorative properties make it an excellent ingredient for damaged and dull hair. It has moisturising, strengthening, bacteria-fighting as well as cleansing abilities which reverses hair damage when used regularly. If you want to tackle damaged hair and bring it back to life, then introducing the Dove Healthy Ritual For Strengthening Hair Shampoo into your hair care routine will prove beneficial.
Green tea – Scalp detox

Product build up, dandruff and other problems can hamper the health of your scalp and disrupt healthy hair growth. Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant-rich green tea works exceptionally well in giving your scalp a thorough detox. With regular use it removes dandruff and stimulates healthy hair growth. Thankfully, making our lives easier is Sunsilk Green Tea and White Lily Freshness Hair Shampoo as it purifies your hair and scalp without making it too dry.
Olive oil – Nourishes dry hair

We have all gone running to a bottle of olive oil whenever our hair needed a hit moisture. That's because the essential fatty acids in olive oil helps replenish dry and damaged hair. You can apply warm olive oil to your scalp topically before washing your hair with the TRESemmé Botanique Nourish & Replenish Shampoo. This paraben-free formula will soften and strengthen your dry hair and is safe for colour treated hair.
Written by Sanya Hamdani on Sep 19, 2019
Sanya Hamdani is a skincare enthusiast and lipstick hoarder, she truly believes no two red lipsticks look exactly alike. With a Master's degree in Communication & Journalism and 5+ years of digital writing experience up her sleeve, Sanya has some of the biggest beauty experts in the country on her speed dial. When she's not swatching products or writing about the latest trends in beauty, you will find her watching F.R.I.E.N.D.S. or cooking up a storm in the kitchen.