How to Tame Those Bad Ass Tresses on Your Wedding Day

Let’s face it. Your wedding day is not the time for a bad hair day! With a summer full of stunning and swimming, your hair needs a little extra TLC in preparation for your upcoming wedding.  

Here are some super simple DIY hair beauty tips for the bride you can do from the comfort of your own home, to have your locks soft, silk and vibrant, just in time for your big day!

For moisture

Pumpkins are beauty superfoods! They are rich in vitamins A and C, beta-carotene, potassium and zinc.  Mix one cup of pumpkin puree with 2 tablespoons of honey, a natural humectant. Wrap hair into a shower cap for 15-20 minutes and rinse.

For frizzy and dull hair

Product buildup and residue can leave your hair flat and lifeless!  The cure is, believe it or not, crushing an aspirin and adding it into your shampoo. The salicylic acid in aspirin helps remove buildup and restore shine. This remedy should be used a week before your wedding.

For vibrant color

Brunettes – Mix a combination of cocoa powder, honey, apple cider vinegar and plain yogurt.  Wrap hair into a shower cap for 25 minutes and rinse.

Blondes – Tilt your head back over the sink and pour a cup of cooled tea combined with fresh lemon juice over clean, wet hair.  Let sit for 5-10 minutes. This will warm up ashy blonde hair and leave your locks bright and shiny!

To clarify (For ultra shine)

Smooth hair cuticles and clarify hair with an apple cider vinegar rinse.  It is the secret to super shiny hair as the acidity in the vinegar helps seal your cuticles, assisting them to lie flat. Combine a tablespoon of ACV with a half cup of water and pour over damp hair.  Comb through hair and let sit for five minutes and then rinse. This can be a pretty stinky concoction, I also carry an ACV Build Up Removing Hair Rinse that is infused with avocado oil and lavender.

These wedding preparation tips will be your hair look fabulous on your D- day.

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