Fly-aways and frizzies up and down the hair shaft

Don't despair. There's a lot you can do to manage the damage!

When your hair is wet, it's at its most vulnerable, weakest state. That's because the hair's strength-providing inner bonds can be loosened when wet. Rough treatment of wet hair can strip the protective cuticle layer away from the hair.

If hair tangles easily, apply a clean-rinsing conditioner in the shower and then immediately comb with a wide-toothed comb before rinsing out the conditioner.

Comb wet hair gently and slowly with a wide-toothed comb, do the bottom two inches, the next two inches up, continuing in two inch increments until the scalp.

Take time to detangle knots. Don't yank at them.

Never brush wet hair. You will stretch it too much and cause breakage. Avoid tying back wet hair.

This is a recipe to boost hair shine and at the same time make it softer and more manageable. Lemon juice and apple cider vinegar makes hair shiny by removing product build-up whereas honey and tea deep conditions, ensuring that the vinegar and lemon juice don't strip away too much of the hair's moisture. Hope you will like it =)

. Hair turns grey when melanocytes (cells found in the hair bulb) cease to produce color pigments.

1. Combine all ingredients in a pitcher or jar and mix well.

1) Mix the following in a jug (or anything else convenient for pouring contents over head):-

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