A WOMAN has told how she fixed her bald patches with a 70p home remedy.
Hair loss, especially around the temples, is a common concern for many people around the world, and there are several reasons why you might be experiencing it.
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But although the streets are full of different potions that promise to increase hair growth, most of the time these tend to be expensive.
Luckily, one woman has come to the rescue with a simple – and natural – solution that costs less than £1 and uses ingredients that are already in your kitchen.
The beauty lover known only as Monique (@moniquemrapier) on TikTok was also dealing with a patchy hairline — until she found a DIY remedy.
As revealed by the dark-haired stunner, the braids around her temples were thin, with a few bald spots that were visible when she pulled her hair back.
However, there’s an easy solution she swears by — a 70-cent homemade mask that uses natural ingredients, an egg and some fatty olive oil.
The simple but effective — and affordable — concoction is believed to stimulate “extreme growth” and “repair damage,” she said in the video.
To give your locks some TLC, you first need to crack the egg into a clean bowl before adding three tablespoons of rich olive oil.
Once both ingredients are ready, stir the mixture well with a spoon.
According to Monique, who regularly shares beauty-related content on her page, this treatment is best applied to damp, clean locks.
Then, divide your hair into sections and start applying the egg and olive oil solution, from root to tip.
The beauty lover then advised tying the locks into a bun and letting it work its magic for around 30 minutes.
When the time is up, hop in the shower and follow your regular hair washing routine.
Praising the purse-friendly mask, Monique added that the two ingredients also hydrate and nourish your locks – what a win!
The stunner said: ”You will start seeing some results right away! Your hair will be extremely soft and silky.
Egg and olive oil for hair
Although the streets are full of different hair products, sometimes the best remedies can be found in your kitchen.
For centuries, people have been using eggs and olive oil on their locks—either to make them soft and silky or to promote growth. But what is the science behind it?
According to Mother Earth”Egg whites contain the highest level of proteins and minerals such as riboflavin, niacin, potassium, magnesium and sodium, which help stimulate hair growth”.
Meanwhile, olive oil, typically imported from the Mediterranean region – especially Spain, Greece and Italy, “can soothe the scalp, strengthen the hair follicle and potentially stimulate hair growth,” experts at Health line.
”You will see growth results after a few weeks of doing this!”
With more than 40 thousand likes and beautiful After snapshots, the clip really took the internet by storm – and it’s not just Monique praising the medicine.
One person said: ”I did this and it really left my hair so soft!
”I left it on for more than 30 minutes because I forgot but it works!! It is not heavy like coconut oil.
Another agreed, adding: “It’s the best hair mask I’ve ever made and I’ve tried everything.”
”I always do this, and my hair is very beautiful and grows very quickly. Really recommend this! ” someone chimed in.
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