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Rosemary Hair And Scalp Rinse

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Using herbal rinses are quite popular in the hair community due to their immense benefits to the hair. Let’s see how you can incorporate Rosemary or other herbs in your regimen. 

1. First you need to get rosemary leaves ie the normal one for cooking and boil for 5 minutes and allow to cool down.  You may use the dry or fresh leaves. 



2. As you wait for the rinse to cool down, wash your hair with shampoo, rinse it out. 

3. Pour a good amount of your rosemary rinse into the hair, cover with a shower cap for about 5 minutes and then rinse out.

3.Apply conditioner or deep conditioner as directed, then, rinse out. 

 4. Apply your leave in /moisturizer and oil and style your hair. 

Rosemary rinse can be done on a monthly basis to strengthen the hair. 

5. As a dandruff scalp mist, add a few drops of peppermint or tea tree essential oil and spray on your scalp daily. 

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  1. Joseph6:17 pm

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