Want to fix your damaged hair with natural hair masks? Inexpensive and easy to make, some have been quite successful when it comes to accomplishing what they promise, like the banana hair mask.

Like other homemade hair masks – such as coconut milk, grapes, sugar, mango with avocado, jelly, and okra – adding one of the most popular fruits can be a unique chance to repair the damage on the capillary fiber and, with that, retrieve your hair’s brightness and softness, while putting an end to the frizzy look.

Benefits of Banana Hair Mask

Besides the numerous benefits of banana for hair in general, this fruit has some hydration purposes which may enhance the effect of the mask treatment and act directly on the reconstruction of the hair, especially those drier and more damaged by the use of chemical products and procedures.

Whether your wires are straight, wavy, curly or frizzy, a banana hair mask can be helpful to reduce the volume and put an end to frizzy hair, typical signs of excessive dryness. This happens because the fruit is regarded as highly moisturizing since it is high in vitamins, lipids, potassium and amino acids, nutrients capable of restoring the water (moisture) of the hair and strengthen them thoroughly.

Also, amino acids are essential for those who are struggling with capillary hair loss or weak, thin and brittle hair, acting as a hair mass replacement. Meanwhile, potassium helps in hair fall prevention and breakage, while also stimulating growth.

In turn, lipids, above all, are responsible for controlling the hair natural oils, another positive point to fully circumvent dryness. In addition, the banana hair mask has other powerful ingredients: vegetable oil (of your preference), milk and sugar, which, as you have already read here on the blog, is a moisturizer with a cuticle sealer role, are also perfect to protect the hair from day-to-day damage.