DIY Cinamon Hydrating Hair Spray
Our DIY Aloe & Almond Oil hair spray comes highly recommended as a daily spritz to help tame frizz.
Organic, easy to make and saves you money, this recipe will soon be a staple in your hair regime.
Let’s get into it!
*Pssst, try out our DIY Aloe Vera & Almond Oil Spray to Tame Frizz.
Best Treatment for
This hair spray is great for helping to tame frizzy hair, and achieve a desired style. It also moisturises hair.
Preparation time
5 – 7 minutes
Benefits of Cinamon Hydrating Hair Spray
This hair spray has the following benefits: –
🌺 It improves blood circulation to the scalp, helping to stimulate growth.
🌺 Reduces scalp inflammation as it has natural anti-inflammatory properties.
🌺 Helps to limit/ prevent dandruff & other scalp infections due to its anti-bacterial properties.
Want to try out another hydrating hair spray? Check out our DIY Green Tea Scalp Spray for Natural Hair.
Ingredients
• 2 – 3 cinnamon sticks
• X2 cups of water
• Optional: X1 tablespoon of tea tree oil
Preparation
1. Bring the water to boil in a pot and then add the cinnamon to the boiling water.
2. Reduce the heat and let it simmer for 15 – 20 minutes.
3. Strain the mixture and transfer the cinnamon rinse to a clean spray bottle for use.
Your hair rinse is ready for use.
Application
1. Spray onto hair generously, after shampooing & washing it. Make sure that it is evenly distributed.
2. Gently massage your scalp for a few minutes to make sure that your whole head gets the mixture.
3. Leave the rinse on for 5 – 7 minutes and then rinse your hair thoroughly with lukewarm water.
Style as desired.
Storage
It is recommended that you only make a batch needed for a once off treatment.
Store any excess mixture in the fridge and use within 5 days.
Keen to make another home-made recipe. Our DIY Ginger & Coconut Spray for Hair Growth will also benefit the health of your scalp.
NaHaZo Hair Byte
You can substitute the cinnamon sticks with cinnamon powder. You can use 2 tablespoons instead of the 2 – 3 sticks.
Allergens
Make sure that you perform a patch test on your skin to rule out any allergies. People who are sensitive to spices should use with caution.
Have you tried out this hair rinse? What was your experience? Share in the comments below.
Have you tried out this hair rinse? What was your experience? Share in the comments below.
Until the next time ladies, happy naturaling!
