Rebonding has become a popular procedure because it makes hair shiny, luscious and healthier-looking. It’s used to straighten curls and give that shampoo ad appearance.
Though the results of rebonding look spectacular, it does involve the use of harsh chemicals. These chemicals make frizzy or curly hair look straight, but it could also cause severe damage and hair loss.
Some natural oils can be used to improve the health of even the thinnest hair. This includes oils like coconut, castor and olive oil.
Coconut oil will promote faster growth and increased its strength. It is a wonderful source of vitamin E, capric and lauric acid.
All of these strengthen hair by promoting protein synthesis. The oil can penetrate deep inside each hair and nourish it from within.
If you’re considering rebonding as a viable option for your hair, you’ll need to stock up on these natural oils. While they are inexpensive, they will offer the most benefits.
If you’re considering rebonding, you’ll need to make sure that your hair is protected adequately. Otherwise, it may become damaged. A simple routine can be followed to strengthen the locks and reduce the risk of damage to the hair.
You’ll Need:
- Olive oil
- Castor Oil
- Coconut Oil
- whole fat yogurt or egg (optional)
Directions:
① Mix the oil ingredients thoroughly in 1:1 ratio.
② Heat them up by using a double broiler, once melted and has cool down a bit, gently massage the mixture into your scalp and hair ends.
③ Let it sit for 30-45 minutes and rinse it off thoroughly using a mild herbal shampoo.
④ (If you opted to add yogurt or egg, add this ingredient after the melted oil mixture has cooled down and apply/massage it into your scalp and hair ends).
Sophia says
01/07/2017 at 5:00 pmCan I apply apple cider vinegar on my newly rebounded hair because the ends of my hair was too damage and it’s so dry. Can you help me deal with it . Thanks
Nitika says
09/25/2016 at 10:55 amhi, recently i have gotton my hair parmant straight. and till now everything is fine with my hairs. now should ia apply this oil or not?
Calleigh says
09/30/2016 at 3:12 amhi Nitika,
Yes, you can try applying this oil on your hair, this will protect your rebonded hair for hair fall.
Gopi shah says
05/15/2016 at 2:06 amHi I am 45 my hair were thick and soft although wavy. 7 years back I got rebounding done. Since then they have become horribly dry and frizzy. I oil them regularly but after washing, within few hours, again they become dry. Someone told me that if you use strong shampoo, the benefits of oiling gets washed off. So you should use mild shampoo. So my question is, how do you find out if shampoo is mild or harsh?
Calleigh says
05/15/2016 at 5:30 pm@Gopi Shah,
Check the ingredients for shampoo with sulfate-free. Or you can dilute the shampoo to make it less harsh.
How to dilute shampoo:
Lower the amount of shampoo by adding some water. The dilution rate you can try is 1 teaspoon (5 ml actually 1-2 teaspoons) shampoo in 1 cup (about 250 ml) water.
sumita says
05/13/2016 at 9:34 pmcombination of olive oil caster oil and coconut oil is wonderful it really works
sumita says
05/13/2016 at 9:32 pmlove ur post
Calleigh says
05/15/2016 at 5:32 pm@Sumita,
Thank you 🙂
xnb says
11/01/2015 at 7:48 amcan we rebonding at home?
Jm says
08/03/2015 at 10:27 amSo I guess you were saying that this ACV is not applicable for rebonded and dyed hair but another mixture can be used?
alisha says
06/07/2015 at 10:17 amCan I also use argan carrier oil in this mixture or sepretaly with olive oil for hair thickness
Calleigh says
06/15/2015 at 2:31 amhi Alisha,
You can use argan oil as well, they are actually good oil.