It may appear unusual, but this nutrient-infused homemade egg shampoo has many benefits that can lead to your ultimate hair transformation. Eggs are high in protein, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients that can greatly improve the appearance of your locks (1). In addition, because eggs can condition and hydrate hair, this shampoo is perfect for people who have dull, dry, or weak hair (2) (3). The homemade hair-strengthening shampoo provides gentle cleansing along with moisturizing treatment for hair revitalization. Scroll down to learn the steps to prepare egg shampoo at home. Jennifer, a blogger who has experimented with a shampoo alternative, shares, “But no one wants to look like a greaseball for a few weeks while their scalp settles down to producing less oil. That’s why egg yolk is so great! It cleans your hair without doing a super duper job of cleaning out the oil, leaving just enough to make your scalp reasonably happy (i).”
How To Make Egg Shampoo At Home:
Here’s your guide on how to make egg shampoo that is simply perfect. It contains two wholesome and effective homemade shampoo recipes that improves hair health. You can just choose the one you like more, or the one that you have all the right ingredients for.
Egg Shampoo – Variation 1
Ingredients:
1 egg 1 teaspoon olive oil 1 teaspoon lemon juice 1 tablespoon mild shampoo (preferably unscented and sulfate-free) 1/2 cup water
Egg Shampoo- Variation 2
Ingredients: 1 egg yolk 3 tablespoons of mild shampoo (baby shampoo works best) Take a small bowl and beat the egg till it has become foamy and soft. Blend the yolk with the shampoo gently. Dampen your hair with lukewarm water, and massage half of the shampoo into your scalp and hair. This shampoo will not create a lot of suds- you don’t have to worry about that. Now, completely rinse out the shampoo of your hair. Then repeat the same process with the other half of the shampoo. Remember, the second time you shampoo, don’t do it for more than 60 seconds. Rinse well with lukewarm water.
If you find that the smell of eggs is too overwhelming, use some essential oil in your shampoo- lavender oil or vanilla essence works amazingly well.
Make sure that you never wash your hair with hot water when using an egg shampoo. It will make the egg smell more prominent. Wash your hair first with warm then cold water. This also locks in the nutrients because cold water closes the cuticles.
You could follow this up with a good egg conditioner, if your hair is really damaged. There are some really good egg hair masks and egg conditioner recipes you could try out, as well.
Are there any side effects of applying eggs on hair? Applying egg on hair may not cause any side effects unless you are allergic to it. If you are allergic, it may cause dry and itchy scalp, swelling, and irritation. Is this Shampoo good for dry hair? This shampoo also gives the benefits of an egg hair-strengthening mask and doubles as a protein treatment for your hair. It acts as a hydrating treatment for dull hair as it softens them. Can egg shampoo help with common hair problems, such as dandruff or oily scalp? Yes, it does as it helps balance scalp and hair sebum levels. However, there are no relevant studies to support this claim. How often should one use egg shampoo to see visible results? Twice a week at least. Although egg shampoos are nourishing, overwashing your hair may strip your hair of its natural oils and cause damage. Is egg shampoo cruelty-free and vegan? No, eggs are used in its preparation. You can use vegan eggs made from plant-based ingredients such as whole algal flour as a substitute for bird eggs if you are a vegan. Learn how to make your own egg shampoo for healthy and shiny hair. Follow the easy steps in this video to get beautiful and luscious locks quickly.
