Natural tricks for a magnificent mane

The best tip I can give is to use a clarifying shampoo at least once a week. It keeps the hair and scalp clean and shiny

I have an Alchemy hair mask and it smells divine. I want to try more of their products

Great article

I have never try this brand before. Might give this a go when mine run out.

I will be trying alchemy shampoo and conditioner since I'm always looking for sulfate free shampoos to try. Plus it's affordable!

good tips, plus very good diet loaded with fruit, veg, nuts/seeds

Fantastic brand! The vitamin masque is really worth trying too. The smell is divine. If you leave it in overnight and rinse it out in the morning your hair feels like silk. I like the fact that there are no nasties in this brand either.

I do most of that but still my hair is thin and knots very easily. I put it down to genetics

Some great suggestions.

Obviously the less you do yo your hair, the better...

I want to try these products now

Ive started using coconut oil every so often when my hair needs some tlc. Wish i could run away to a farm and never use a hair straightnee for a while. Its hard when you have to look well maintained for work everyday.

I always shed hair when I use hot tools so now I just hair dry my hair and use product to manage the little bit of frizz I have and of course volume at the roots. Curling and straightening I leave only for special occasions.

oh no :c looks like i need to stop touching my hair all together le sigh

My advice is dont wash your hair as often maybe twice a week every 3 days or so or when it gets oily, and when you wash it, use more conditioner than shampoo, but if you still feel like 1 shampoo is not enough try cutting your shampoo in half but doing 2 shampoos instead of 1, first shampoo gets rid of oil, second shampoo cleans it and condition it once but with enough to noticably cover your hair, it just mousterises it like legs!!! haha it may cost you more but believe me it leaves your hair silky smooth. i have really thick hair like amazingly thick its a curse but worth it :) enjoy also try a leave in cream after wards, i use Amika leave in cream or if your not a fan of those white sands orchid oil, oil is 30 dollars a bottle in AU but worth it, you can pick it up at places like Norris hair and beauty suppliers, but not glamma co unfortuanely

Love Alchemy too.

In all my 28 years of life, I have never dyed my hair :)

I love the power simply drinking water has! :)

Al'chemy Ylang Ylang Colour-Care Shampoo is one of my favourites from their range of shampoos, but they are all lovely.

Oh I so need a deep conditioning pack right now

My hair is so damaged. Hope some of this helps

sounds great

I really need to stay away from my blow dryer and hair straightener! The ends of my hair is particularly dry.

I knew water was good for your skin but didn't know it was just as good for your hair

I've not used Alchemy hair products in years, I must check them out. I remember they smell amazing & worked a treat. Where possible I'll air-dry my hair & keep it away from heat stressors as much as I can. I'm now sporting hair that's well below my shoulders, after years of shorter locks, so I'm really keen to keep it as healthy as I can