Dry, lustreless hair
Good ole' grandma's warm coconut oil works best. Massage in about half hour before you shampoo.
You could also use a heavy duty conditioner like Boots' Honey Acacia (Rs 225, available at any store which houses imported products).
Amongst the Indian brands, you could use Ultra Doux with wheatgerm for dry hair, which will cost your approximately Rs 130.
Natural remedies!
For those who don't want to settle for anything less than 100 per cent natural, here are some home remedies you can concoct:
For that satiny feeling, apply virgin olive oil on your body, lips and nails; it's a great skin revitalizer.
Mix equal parts of boroglycerine (Rs 3 a vial, available at any chemist), rosewater and a few drops of lemon juice. Apply this at bedtime on your face, hands and feet for magical results.
Mix a teaspoon each of milk cream, honey and oats. Apply on your face for 10 minutes and scrub off. It not only moisturizes but exfoliates gently, leaving your skin radiant. Use this pack once a week.
Whip up this pre-bath body scrub, massage all over your body and then shower:
Grind three tablespoons of sesame seeds (til) with three to four teaspoons of rosewater and half a teaspoon of sandalwood paste.
You now have a fragrant, hydrating pre-bath body scrub.
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