Arugula Hair Mask

Arugula Hair Mask

This combo is a powerhouse for hair nourishment. 
Here's what each ingredient brings to the blend:
- Aqua: The hydrating base that helps mix everything together.
- Arugula Oil: Rich in sulfur and antioxidants—may help strengthen hair follicles and stimulate growth.
- Honey: A humectant that locks in moisture and soothes the scalp.
- Grapeseed Oil: Lightweight with vitamin E and linoleic acid to support elasticity and shine.
- Shea Butter: Ultra-nourishing, especially for dry, brittle hair.
- Glycerin: Pulls moisture from the air into your hair shaft—hello hydration!
- Vitamin E: Fights oxidative stress and supports scalp health.
- Yogurt Powder: Adds a dose of protein and lactic acid to soften and clarify.
- Castor Oil: Known for helping to thicken and strengthen strands.
- Argan Oil: Tames frizz and seals split ends with a silky touch.
This is especially nice for dull, fragile, or thinning hair—you’re feeding it aprotein-rich, antioxidant-boosted cocktail.

Here’s how to get the most out of your arugula hair mask:
- Prep your hair: Start with damp, towel-dried hair. It helps the mask spread evenly and absorb better.
- Section it out: Divide your hair into a few parts so you can apply the mask thoroughly, from roots to ends.
- Apply the mask: Use your fingers or a clean brush to coat your scalp and strands. Be generous, especially where your hair feels dry or brittle.
- Massage your scalp: Gently work it in with your fingertips for 2–3 minutes. This encourages circulation and helps the nutrients sink in.
- Let it sit for 20–30 minutes: Pop on a shower cap or wrap your hair in a warm towel to lock in heat and boost the benefits.
- Rinse it out: Use lukewarm water and a mild shampoo if needed, especially if your hair is fine or tends to get oily.
- Air dry or style as usual: Your hair should feel softer, stronger, and more nourished.
You can use this mask once a week—or every other week if your hair’s already in good shape.