As we are all still stuck at home during this time in quarantine, we are unable to get our regular face treatments done by professionals. Therefore, today’s video I decided to share with you my favorite face masks that I use at home and that are still super effective on the skin. I review all of them and explain a bit of each of their needs/effects on the skin. I really hope you like it!

MASKS:

Bioeffect Imprinting Hydrogel Mask
Summer Fridays Jet Lag Mask
Summer Fridays Overtime Mask 
SkinCeuticals Clarifying Clay Masque 
PureDerm Deep Purifying Black O2 Bubble Mask (Volcanic)
PureDerm Deep Purifying Black O2 Bubble Mask (Charcoal)
XOY Beauty Korean Facial Sheet Mask (Dark Choco)

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Whether you’re looking to treat dried out and broken strands, a flakey/itchy scalp, dull color, or grease, there’s a DIY combination for you—All you’ll need are a few ingredients from your kitchen:

1. Coconut oil
2. Avocado
3. Eggs
4. Apple Cider Vinegar
5. Honey
6. Lemon
7. Green Tea

Below is a breakdown of the various ways you can combine these ingredients to target specific hair issues—from dullness to dryness to damage.

For Dry Hair:

Honey (1 teaspoon) + Egg (1) + Apple Cider Vinegar (1 tablespoon)— Combine these ingredients in a bowl, apply to your hair, and leave on for 30 minutes. This masks is ultra-hydrating that nourishes hair without weighing it down or messing up your color.

For Dull Hair:

Honey + Apple Cider Vinegar + Coconut Oil—Combine equal parts of each ingredient (depending on your hair length, that could be 1 teaspoon, 1 tablespoon, or more), apply to your hair when it’s still damp, and let the mask soak in for 20 minutes. Finally, shampoo the mask out of your hair and see how glossy your hair looks.

For Flaky/Irritated Scalp:

Green Tea (1 cup) + Apple Cider Vinegar (1 tablespoon)—Mix these two in a bowl or glass and massage into your scalp. Let it sit on your hair for at least five minutes and then rinse out in the shower. The green tea’s antioxidant properties will soothe your scalp while the ACV will help remove excess oil. If your scalp is feeling particularly flaky, combine a small amount of coconut oil with sugar first for a scalp scrub that will remove excess flakes, then finish off with the green tea rinse.

For Grease:

Egg White (1 egg) + Lemon juice (half)—Combine one egg white with the juice from half a lemon to create a mask that will remove excess oil and grease from your roots and scalp. Leave the mask on for 30 minutes (or longer!) and then rinse with warm water. The protein enzymes in the egg white zap excess oil instantly.

For Damaged Hair:

Avocado (half) + Egg (1) + Coconut Oil or Olive Oil (1 tablespoon)—Combine these three in a bowl, apply to wet hair, and wrap hair up into a bun. Blow dry for 10 minutes to help activate the ingredients, then let it sit for an additional 20, and finish off by washing it out in the shower. The omega-3 fatty acids provide strength and shine, while the avocado helps moisturize the scalp.

Photo: Ouai

What’s your favorite DIY hair mask?

Let us know in the comments below!

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