[adorkablexasian]

my hairs been kind of dry and thinning lately/falling out.. maybe because it's winter? i derno but are there any natural remedies or leave in conditioners that can work? thanks in advance!

[nobody knows]

I heard that if you use a quick rinse of vinegar after shampooing, it gives your hair a shiny look and feel?

I read it in a book, and my mom said it was true, but I've never tried it

[4ever_sweet]

I use Aussie's Mousse and Leave-In Conditioner.

It helps me style my hair, or just make my hair have more volume. So far, it has also made my hair less frizzy and thus more silky looking.

But it's not a natural remedy............

[Elee]

theres this conair brush, i bought it at target, but u can usually buy it from any store/hair store like at the walmart place or something. its the big one, it usually costs 4-5 bucks, and when u brush your hair, it makes it look shiny and healthy =] it works, and i think they have it at claire's too

[BAN`CHAN]

use cold water to wash your hair XD
it think it helps make it shinier

[pgirl]

if you have an ancient hairdryer that's like 5+ yrs old, consider getting a new one, those ionic or ceramic ones. i just got a new one and honestly my hair is way shinier than when i was using my old one plus it dries faster XD

[snowberry]

having a proper diet... fish,beans,yoghurt, vitamin B are good for hair.... drink enough water....

[kuli]

Vinegar is good for shine, jojoba oil is also very good for your hair. Before taking a shower, rub some jojoba oil on your hair and scalp. Wrap your hair with a towel and leave it for an hour then wash it off. It keeps your hair healthy and shiny.

[tempuraicecream]

brush ur hair 100 times w/ a paddle brush...

the oils will make it shiny.

[luckyyou]

A new find that I love is Paul Mitchell Glass Drops. Since it's winter and dry (well sort of I guess..), my hair has been dry and stringy. This product makes it shiny and smooth. I don't think I'll use it during the summer (maybe just the tips?) but right now it's like heaven for me. My hair looks so much nicer..

here's a link to the product

[adorkablexasian]

how do you add vinegar to the hair? isnt it acidic? how long do you leave it in?