There is something fascinating about the old times when people lived close to mother earth. All the human needs were sufficed by nature. Their simplistic solutions were so effective that even today people keep rolling back in time. So, in this blog, I bring you one such amazing hack from history – Curd wash in Hair care
Curd wash is one such age-old formula for hair care that has been in practice for several thousand years. It is widely used by the sardars to maintain their locks.
Managing your hair without going for trimming and cutting is a difficult task, and the secret of our desi sardars who has been doing this for generations lies in the simple curd wash.
Curd Wash in Hair Care – The science
Blessed with anti-bacterial properties curd is an excellent ingredient for combating dandruff, scalp infections, soothe itchiness and correct several other problems related to hair and scalp. Its anti-fungal and anti-fizz properties make it perfect for conditioning and nourishing.
Curd is one of the best natural hair conditioners that improve the quality of hair and prevents hair loss. Enriched with Vitamin B5 and D, curd nourishes our tresses deep from the roots and the fatty acids moisturize the strands making them healthy.
It further unclogs the follicles, improves scalp health and helps in maintaining the correct PH balance of the scalp by regulating sebum production.
Its cooling effect helps in soothing an aggravated or irritated scalp. Whether it’s the dry lifeless tresses, broken hair entangled in the hairbrush or damaged hair with split ends and dandruff, wash it all with the power of curd.
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The procedure of using curd wash
The application of this natural remedy is very simple and easy.
- Take pure curd in a bowl, use a blender or stir well with a spoon to avoid any lumps.
- Once the fine paste is ready, apply evenly on the scalp and the strands. It will nourish the scalp and moisturize your strands while clearing all hair woes.
- Leave it for 20 to 30 minutes to dry completely. You may also cover it with a bathing cap.
- Rinse it well with normal water.
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How to combat the smell of curd from your hair
Despite the huge multitude of benefits that curd offers many shed their hands off curd for its strong pungent smell. Of course, no one likes to be called “curd head”. So here are some quick tips that would help you enjoy a rejuvenating curd wash without having to worry about the bad smell. You may use any of the following handy hacks after washing off the curd:
- Orange juice: Orange juice is one of the best remedies for removing the stubborn curd smell. Its pleasant aroma suppresses the pungent odour of curd. Apply fresh orange juice in your hair for 5 to 10 minutes.
- Fresh Lemon Juice: Fresh lemon juice cleanses your hair and scalp while leaving a soft lemony fragrance on your mane. Make a mixture of lemon and water and spray it in your hair and scalp. Wash it with normal water after a couple of minutes.
- Baking Soda: Baking soda releases the oiliness of the scalp and hair and combats the strong smell of curd. Make a paste of baking soda and water in 1:3 ratio. Apply it on the wet hair for about 5 minutes and wash it off with normal water,
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26 comments
very useful information sir. i shall share with my family. they are attracted by too much by synthetic products. Thanks sir
thank you
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THANK YOU
Thanks a lot for useful information
Sir
you are welcome
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thank you madam
thank you, madam
A wonderful article in present situation nityanna.thanks
thank you pinki, for your feedback
Doctor after reading your article i tried it.
“Curd wash in hair was amazing” i can see the difference now
Thanks for your wonderful tips!
wow. thanks for the feedback
Good information.
thank you
Useful information doctor
thank you madam
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