Tag: Mayonnaise

Everyday ingredients can work as great anti-frizz products. You’ll save money and skip the exposure to nasty chemicals! For a simple smoothing treatment, apply your favorite oil. Other moisturizing remedies include aloe vera gel, mashed banana, and avocado. Even a beer rinse will soften and control frizz. To treat your hair to a deep conditioner, try mayonnaise or yogurt. Want to keep your hair frizz-free? Limit blow drying and air dry whenever possible.

Many foods seem taboo, but it’s all about moderation. For example, ice cream offers calcium, while popcorn is a low-calorie snack if you skip the extra salt and butter. French fries aren’t terrible when baked or dipped in vinegar. Love pasta and bread? Whole grain can be part of a healthy diet. And even beer, may be just a pint a day, is linked to a lower risk of type 2 diabetes.

Excessive heat, pollution, intense sun exposure, and sometimes, hormonal imbalance strip away moisture from your hair, giving you dry and brittle hair. Moreover, hair...

Dull, dry and frizzy hair can be difficult to manage and needs to be moisturized. Honey, aloe vera, coconut milk, yogurt, mayonnaise, and bananas are effective in nourishing the hair and making it look more healthy. Making these hair masks at home are easy to make, safe, and inexpensive. They contain the essential nutrients that can make your hair shiny and smooth. They also help to retain moisture and reduce the dryness.

Few sandwiches aren't complete without a dollop of mayo smeared generously over them. Mayonnaise is a beloved condiment, that’s used to make everything from...

Damage to hair caused by coloring is inevitable, but you can control the degree of damage that occurs. Avoid brushing your hair when wet, pat it dry instead of blow drying, and avoid flat irons and curling rods. Also, reduce the number of times you wash your hair in a week, and start a conditioning ritual with organic coconut oil before and after washes.

Color damage can be treated with the regular use of a deep conditioning mask once a week. Ingredients like avocado, banana, mayonnaise, olive oil, coconut oil, and eggs contain useful nutrients for hair growth as well as fats and oils to replenish hair moisture. These treatments can be used to treat damage on uncolored dry or frizzy hair as well.

Split ends can affect the growth of your hair. Your hair may become dull, dry and rough. Papaya, eggs, milk, avocado, and mayonnaise are rich in proteins, minerals, and vitamins that help to nourish, moisturize and repair the damaged hair. Hot oil treatment with coconut oil, almond oil, and olive oil can help to restore the moisture and prevent split ends. Also, aloe vera contains vitamins and proteins that stimulate hair growth and repairs damage.

Hair growth can be improved by keeping it healthy. To do so, one must improve one’s diet to include protein, dairy and omega-3 fatty acids. One must also remain hydrated. Use natural conditioners and avoid heat so as to keep hair moisturized. Rinse hair with cold water to seal in moisture. Allowing it to dry out will make it brittle and cause breakage. Underlying conditions may also cause hair fall which may or may not be reversible.

A medley of saturated and trans fats, mayonnaise is yummy but not healthy and a real killer when it comes to heart health. It is also high in calories (95 cal per tbsp!) and loaded with cholesterol, sodium which makes it bad news for hypertension as well. Mayo made with unpasteurized eggs can put you at risk of salmonella and is not advisable during pregnancy either.

A medley of saturated fats and trans fats, along with some polyunsaturated fats and monounsaturated fats, mayonnaise is yummy but not healthy and a real killer when it comes to heart health. It is also loaded with cholesterol and sodium which makes it bad news for hypertension as well. Every time you add a tablespoon of mayo to anything, you are adding about 94 calories to the dish. Mayo made with unpasteurized eggs can put you at risk of salmonella. It is not advisable during pregnancy either. On the plus side, mayonnaise contains omega-6 fatty acids and some vitamins E and K, too.