* Two Aloe Vera leaves
*1 Cup of water
You will need
* And empty spray bottle* Knife, bowl, cup, Sieve
Our Garden is blessed with loads of Aloes so i just chopped off two.
I did my research and found that Aloe vera is very beneficial to hair and scalp. I encourage you to include it it your hair regime as I believe I owe a lot of my hair growth to it. I use it to add moisture to my hair 3+ times a week and also as a detangler. It Helps to reduce the redness, itching, scaling and inflammation of the scalp which directly benefits the hair, due to it's enzymatic properties. Aloe vera has many more benefits for hair such as, reduction in hair loss, balancing the pH of the scalp, improving hair growth, detangling and loads more! You really should Google it up!OK here we go!
1. Wash the Aloe leaves and chop out the sharp edges carefully
2. Then cut the aloes into squares
3. Cut out the green covers from the aloes leaving only the white insides.
4. Measure 1 cup of water and put the aloe insides inside. Leave them in there for like and hour
5. It's Ready! Sieve the liquid into your spray bottle, leaving out the aloe bits.
The liquid should be slimy and have an opaque color. Store it in the fridge *NB* ,as this would preserve it for about a month and also take away the sliminess!
Enjoyeee and Let me know if you tried this out!
Joan
