Is egg good for your hair?

Question

my mom when she was younger said that she'd wash her hair with egg then rinse with water and it makes it stronger and shinnier and my mom advices me to do it once in a while...... personaly i've never tried it... so i'm asking you should i?

Answer 1

I feed my cat raw egg and her coat is very shiny.

I eat scrambled but mine is not so shiny.

Answer 2

Actually, egg is very good for your hair, and so is mayonaise. It sounds kind of disgusting, but you just apply a small handful and work it in to your hair--especially the ends. Leave it on a few minutes, then wash it out.

For extra conditioning, wrap your hair around your head, wrap with Saran wrap, or some kind of clingy plastic wrap, and leave on for 30 minutes. If you can, warm your hair with an old time hair dryer, or use a blow dryer for a few minutes. A warm mixture is absorbed better by the hair.

If you investigate the ingredients of most hair conditioners, you'll find that some of the higher qaulity products use animal placentas. One of my favorite uses sheep placenta. A placenta is involved with new birth. So is an egg--the white part would be like the placenta.

Try using egg or mayonaise on your hair, and you'll get a shiny sparkling result!

Answer 3

Its not old myth...its true! There is lots of products now in the market that ppl dun wanna waste time in the ancient time remedy. Egg is protein, Its very good for the hair. It strengthens and makes the hair shinny.

Answer 4

check the links below for natural homemade beauty tips to:-- Hot oil head massages / Protein (EGG)treatment
http://geebal.blogspot.com/2006/08/natural-homemade-tips-hot-oil-massages.html#name1

Answer 5

Yes, and mayonnaise. Both of them have a lot of protein and conditions the hair. It definitely wouldn't hurt to use either one.

Answer 6

egg is good for your hairs it gives smoothness and silky appearance but you have to tolerate the dirty odour

Answer 7

old wives myth