Make Your Own Spray Protectant

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So far in this email series, you have learned that you need to wash your hair less often, 
should be careful with pool water, and need to reduce how much you use your hot 
styling tools. Today, let’s go over making something on your own, with only natural 
ingredients.

Here are two different types of DIY sprays that can help protect your hair from the sun’s 
UV rays.

Aloe and Rosemary Hair Protectant

This first spray works wonders for helping to protect your hair follicles from burn. Your 
hair can burn from the sun, just like your skin, even though it is a much different effect. 
Unlike experiencing the burn, your hair will instead turn dry and brittle, as it is stripped of 
its moisture and oils from the UV rays. With this spray, you are going to use aloe vera 
gel, similar to the kind you put on burned skin. You want to add it to a spray bottle with 
some water and a little bit of rosemary essential oils. Give it a good mix and spray it on 
your hair before heading outside. 

Customize Your Leave-in Conditioner
 
This is an easy spray because you are starting with your current leave-in conditioner. 
Make this spray when the conditioner is at least 1/3 gone, or empty some of it into 
another bottle. Add in some water to water it down, then add in essential oils for extra 
scent and nutrients for your hair. Put the top on the bottle, shake it well, then spray it on 
your hair whenever you need some extra moisture. This is best when used on wet hair, 
but you can also spray it onto dry hair.

Don’t forget to read tomorrow’ email about making natural hair masks.

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